Sentence examples for park estimates from inspiring English sources

Before buying, Mr. Park estimates a stock's expected return over three to five years.

The national park estimates it has more than 100,000, although the park's land should ideally only support 40,000 elephants.

Work by Economists at Large for Save Albert Park estimates that the 2012 Grand Prix resulted in a net economic loss to Victoria of between $48.8m and $66.7m, with a mid-range estimate of $60.55m.

For example, Dee Ann Smith, 56, the owner of Discover Yosemite, a company that runs day tours through Yosemite National Park, estimates that she is losing $3,500 in ticket sales every day the park remains closed.

The Hudson River Park Trust, the public benefit corporation responsible for developing and operating the park, estimates that about 1.6 million square feet of air rights could be transferred from a half-dozen piers in the park.

The park estimates that 375 goats will be relocated this way, according to its final management plan.

It will take days to dry, clean and count the money, but the park estimated the take – three months' worth — at about $2,000.

Using the same household decision-making model as in chapter 10, Chapter 11 begins to convey something of the western Serengeti peoples, their land use, livelihoods and interplay with the Serengeti National Park, estimating that people gain one-third of their income from hunting and selling bushmeat and one-third of households lose 25% of their crops to wildlife damage.

In October 2013 Standing Figure (1950), one of four Moore pieces in Glenkiln Sculpture Park, estimated to be worth £3 million, was stolen.

It also has fewer attendees, drawing barely a third of the visitors that go to the Anaheim park (estimate by Themed Entertainment Assn. June 2016 report).

Data involves rounding, broad estimation and ball-park estimates.