Sentence examples for no new estimates from inspiring English sources

"The standard under the Endangered Species Act is best available information and because there were no new estimates, those were the estimates that we had to use," says Kim DanoNMFSndall, an NMFS endangered species coordinator.

A more recent review (1989 to 2008) found no new estimates, underscoring the need for contemporary epidemiologic data [ 4].

This continued referencing is likely the result of no new estimates emerging in the literature using population-based studies on the cost of stroke.

The company, which had not offered quarterly projections, provided no new estimate, but Ms. Goodman said she expected profits of no more than 45 to 50 cents a share for the year.

But both Lloyd's and analysts said the new estimates were no cause for alarm.

And a contingency fund of £2.7 billion has been added in case the new estimates prove no more reliable than the old ones.Every Olympic venture faces critics, most memorably the "People Ingeniously Subverting the Sydney Olympic Farce" (PISSOF).

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He will be faced with a deficit in the 1971 fiscal year, even if he offers no new programs — estimates range from the Administration's last official guess of $1.3‐billion to $15‐billion.

No new cost estimates are expected until Monday, and next week the Senate is likely to be consumed in the fight over changes to its filibuster rules.

We kept HIV prevalence stable over time as no new national estimates were available for the years after 2005.

He called the new estimates "very encouraging".