Sentence examples for old estimates from inspiring English sources

And isn't it therefore dangerously irresponsible to be showing repeats of old programmes, or ones quite obviously filmed last summer, using old estimates as the guide price?

AFTER seeing a quilt spread over a waterbed in a television commercial, Francis Sheppard was inspired to stitch her own version and call it "Who'd a Thought It". Mrs. Sheppard, who is nearly 100 years old, estimates that she has pieced at least 1,000 quilts since she started playing with small pieces of cloth at the age of 5.

Under the new criteria, the EPA revised the oil and natural gas industry's methane emissions for 2013 upward, too, finding that the old estimates missed around 2.3 million metric tons of the gas.

Because some national survey data are several years old, estimates have a fair degree of uncertainty at the country level.

The significant contribution from brominated DLCs increases the risks associated with biosolids application on land and highlights the need to update old estimates and expand the number of analytes in future risk assessments to better capture the total toxicity of DLC risk in biosolids.

The firm's new estimated loss for cane and beet sugar is 34percentt, compared with the old estimate of 20percentt — although Dr. Muth and Dr. Buzby said it was improper to make such comparisons because of changes in methodology.

The new estimate for 2010 is 23percentt higher than the old estimate.

In Nigeria the reference year for the old estimate of GDP was 1990.

But Dr. Eric Lander of the Whitehead Institute in Cambridge, Mass., a leader of the publicly financed Human Genome Project, stood by the old estimate.

Thus the old estimate that intelligence agencies offered — of 42 separate chemical sites — may no longer hold true.

Susan Page of Leicester University in England, the author of the old estimate of the extent of tropical peatlands, is skeptical of Gumbricht's findings, however.