Sentence examples for new estimates for from inspiring English sources
After the department warned in mid-April that a rail maintenance yard under development in New Haven, priced at $308 million in 2005, could now cost $1.2 billion, Governor Rell ordered new estimates for all transportation projects.
The authors compile new estimates for currency-reserve holdings between the two world wars that show that sterling and the dollar vied for supremacy.
Isaac Held of America's National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration recently calculated his "personal best estimate" for the TCR: 1.4°C, reflecting the new estimates for aerosols and natural variability.That sounds reassuring: the TCR is below estimates for equilibrium climate sensitivity.
A big upward revision is likely in Japan, again because of new estimates for own-account software.But, according to Nadim Ahmad of the OECD, "the scope for improvement for other countries is generally much less than for the UK".
It provides new estimates for total outstanding student loan debt: more than $1 trillion in 2011, composed of $864 billion in federal government loans and $150 billion in private student loan debt.
The FEER approach was pioneered by John Williamson at the Peterson Institute for International Economics in Washington, DC, who, with his colleague William Cline, is about to publish a paper with new estimates for 30 countries.
The new estimate for 2010 is 23percentt higher than the old estimate.
The new estimate for 2010 -- $205 billion -- is 23percentt higher than the old figure for that year.
The agency's new estimate, for the ten years from 2016 to 2025, is about $1.2 trillion.
The conservation efforts may allow Mr. Cheney to hold energy costs below the new estimate for the residence for the current fiscal year: about $134,000.
The authority acknowledged this week that revenues from taxes related to real estate were currently $46 million ahead of projections but declined to give a new estimate for the year-end surplus.
