Sentence examples for press estimates from inspiring English sources
The German press estimates that some 148,000 Polish-Germans now carry German passports and are eligible to vote.
But press estimates have ranged a lot higher, and many details remain undecided.The rescue deal also involves rolling Alitalia's main domestic rival, Air One, into the new company.
Some press estimates say that Bloomberg would have to spend half a billion dollars to get on the ballots of all fifty states, pay for a staff and commercials, and run an effective national race.
"Companies got Lula-ed into a false sense of security".In this section The credit crunch reaches Brazil Inc Non grata Hola, Luther ReprintsThe Brazilian press estimates that some 200 companies hold such contracts.
The architect of our current austerity is, as Ganesh puts it, "conspicuously privileged": heir to the Anglo-Irish baronetcy of Ballintaylor and Ballylemon, created by Charles I in 1629; holder of a 15% stake in the upmarket wallpaper family firm Osborne & Little, a company worth – press estimates vary – between £15m and more than £30m; and son-in-law of the Tory peer, Lord Howell.
Fed by operating temperature, disk utilization, and disk speed transition frequency, PRESS estimates the reliability of an entire disk array.
The Free Press estimated the market value of 38 of the museum's greatest works at $2.5 billion, with individual paintings like van Gogh's "Self Portrait" valued at $100 million to $150 million.
Doers and doings in business, entertainment and technology: Soon after Michael Bloomberg won New York City's mayoral election, the press estimated how much he had spent on his campaign.
Group spokesperson AlexanderMarkovics told VICE News that his group had a 1,000 core members and over 20,000 supporters, but Austrian press estimate that number as much smaller.
Yet, when it comes to budgets and autumn statements, we are expected to hold our breath as the chancellor unveils hot-off-the-press estimates from the Office for Budget Responsibility.
The New American foundation, based on press reporters, estimates non-militant deaths at 20% of the total, although in 2010 this fell to 5%.
