Sentence examples for own estimates for from inspiring English sources

Projected growth of 0.7% next year falls short of the government's own estimates for job creation.

The forecast, below the $3.40 average estimate of analysts polled by Thomson Financial/First Call, comes after Merck missed its own estimates for this year.

Conceding that its own estimates for worldwide demand this year may have been too rosy, Nokia said today that it expected only 400 million handsets to be sold this year, not 420 million as it once thought.

The McData Corporation, a maker of switches for data-storage computer networks, said yesterday that it would fall short of its own estimates for third-quarter revenue by as much as 17percentt because of a pricing dispute with its top customer, the EMC Corporation.

Nuno Camara of Dresdner Kleinwort, an investment bank, has calculated that the government's tax take has already surpassed its own estimates for 2008 by more than 30 billion reais, roughly equivalent to what it might expect to get from the CPMF.

(Users input their own estimates for their hourly worth, in any currency).

The CIH too has campaigned on this issue and has promised to give me its own estimate for how London might benefit soon.

Each camp has its own estimate for how much it will cost to renovate the center — the preservation side says about $35 million, the county says $65 million.

On the same day, the White House announced that it needed $80 billion more for Iraq and Afghanistan (bringing the total cost of both wars to almost $300 billion), and offered its own estimate for the 2005 budget a new record deficit of $427 billion.

(Businesses can also enter their own estimate for the value of a lead).

According to Pogrebin: "Each camp has its own estimate for how much it will cost to renovate the center -- the preservation side says about $35 million, the county says $65 million".