Sentence examples for matters estimated from inspiring English sources

Despite Republican claims that the law is a budget buster, the Congressional Budget Office, the nonpartisan, official scorekeeper on budget matters, estimated it would actually reduce the deficit over the next 10 years.

The Texas Taxpayers and Research Association, a business association that specializes in fiscal matters, estimated this year that the 2006 swap costs the state $10.6 billion every two years, about half of it for the tax relief and about half for the increased spending on schools that got thrown in to sweeten the package.

Our driver, a man experienced in such matters, estimated that he had killed a couple, at the very least.

(Analysts have speculated that Southeastern may be motivated by the high average price the firm paid for its holdings, which some have estimated at over $20. A person briefed on the matter estimated that the mutual fund manager paid close to $16.90 a share on average).

The degree of metal saturation of soil organic matter (estimated by the (Alp  Fep /Cp molar ratios) increases with depth, especially in the uppermost samples of spodic horizons (Bhs1) where it increases up to 0.1.

However, people familiar with the matter estimated the number at nearly 10,000.

To complicate matters estimates of the "corkiness" due to defective corks rather than to the wine or to bad storage vary between less than 1% and 8%.In Britain cork's defenders have unleashed a ferociously negative (and largely counter-productive) public-relations campaign.

Metabolizable energy (ME, MJ kg−1 DM) and in vitro organic matter degradability (OMD, g kg−1 organic matter) were estimated according to Elghandour et al. (2013) and Salem et al. (2013) as: ME = 2. 2 0 + 0. 1 3 6 GP ml 0. 5 g - 1 DM + 0. 0 5 7 CP % DM OMD = 148.

(A person briefed on the matter has estimated that the firm paid about $16.90 a share on average).

DEATH may be certain in Italy, but taxes are another matter: an estimated €285 billion remained unpaid last year, about 18% of GDP.

Karan Slobom, a San Bernardino resident and activist, said she hoped Live Nation Entertainment, a corporate giant which runs rave franchises, would pack up and leave, no matter the estimated $1.4m revenue loss to county coffers and other losses to local businesses.