Sentence examples for paid estimates from inspiring English sources

If they were paid, estimates Carol Levine, the editor of this series of essays on an endeavor that requires those with little training to take over for nurses and physical therapists, it would cost about $200 billion a year.

For 1999, he said, he filed for an extension but paid estimated taxes of $9,938,200 on taxable income of $28,348,500.

"That's because when you pay estimates, that's how it works," Mr. Ryan said, in brief comments to reporters at a fruit stand here.

There are a number of studies in the literature that report a wide range of willingness to pay estimates.

We find that willingness to pay estimates are similar when either the ex-ante or ex-post approach are employed.

The comparisons are designed to show whether respondents are allocated differently among classes and whether willingness to pay estimates are affected significantly.

Willingness to pay estimates in Kumasi were higher for assured nutritional label, food and drugs board food safety certification license compared to Sunyani.

We find that coefficients of the utility model and Willingness To Pay estimates for all attributes are not statistically different between the two treatments.

The results showed that factors that influence willingness to pay, such as renewable energy type, consumers' socio-economic profile and consumers' energy consumption patterns, explain less variation in willingness to pay estimates than the characteristics of the study design itself.

The study results can contribute to the literature on comparing the willingness to pay estimates derived from the CVM and CE and can help improve our current understandings of local public's preferences for cultivated land protection.

These results enabled us to generate maps that show how willingness to pay estimates vary across the region and can guide local policy design aimed at stimulating adoption of sustainable solutions.