Sentence examples for opportunities estimates from inspiring English sources
A deal between Xstrata and Anglo is also likely to provide cost-cutting opportunities: estimates range between $750m and $1.7 billion annually.
For example, the EU Directorate for Employment, Social Affairs and Equal Opportunities estimates that 16% of Europe's population currently lives below the poverty line (13 ).
The proposed combination will result in synergies and growth opportunities estimated at $37 billion in net present value.
The proposed combination will result in synergies and growth opportunities estimated at $37 billion in net present value, including an estimated $11 billion in cost savings.
The degree of competition for nest-boxes among males due to density effects was determined by considering the number of potential breeding opportunities estimated from the number of available nest-boxes relative to the number of breeding pairs.
In addition to likely upgrades to Windows 7 –a $41 billion revenue opportunity, estimates Pacific Crest's Barnicle the company also recently released Windows Server 2008 R2.
"Rising Tigers, Sleeping Giant" notes that "global private investment in renewable energy and energy efficient technologies alone is estimated to reach $450 billion annually by 2012 and $600 billion by 2020, and much larger if recent market opportunity estimates are realized".
This can be a problem for a merchant that is based in one country but interested in selling to people in another — an opportunity estimated to be worth $994 billion globally — if it doesn't accept whatever the local payment method happens to be.
Where illnesses are severe enough to result in lost time at work or lost leisure opportunities, an estimate of the cost of illness also should include an estimate of lost productivity.
The Arctic looks likely to be a big business opportunity; research estimates suggest that it is likely to attract more than £64bn of investments over the next decade.
Implications include the need for flexible transit station catchment area definitions in identifying transit-oriented development opportunities and estimating system demand.
