Sentence examples for press estimates of from inspiring English sources

By the start of 1991, republican feeling in Britain had risen because of press estimates of the Queen's private wealth which were contradicted by the Palace and reports of affairs and strained marriages among her extended family.

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.

Though Facebook is privately held and doesn't publicly disclose its earnings, various press and analysts' estimates of its 2008 revenues span from $250 million to $400 million.

The time-reproduction task required the monkey to estimate specific multi-second durations during signal presentations, and then to reproduce these durations by planning the interval response (button press) based on estimates of the elapsed times.

The more popular singles, obviously have more copies pressed to meet estimates of commercial demand.

The strength of a bridge is tested by the weight of the things you drive over it, and the fact that the European deposit system has survived not only Jeroen D's bumbling, but also considerable cheerleading for bank runs from the press should surely update our estimates of its underlying robustness.

We analysed subjective time estimates of actions (key presses) and outcomes (tones) on early and late test trials as a function of the surprisingness of that association during training.

A shorter press release by the BMKG notes several initial estimates of the tsunami heights in each affected region.

When pressed by Senator Rick Santorum, Republican of Pennsylvania, the chiefs offered rough estimates of the new spending they would need to address those problems.

The New American foundation, based on press reporters, estimates non-militant deaths at 20% of the total, although in 2010 this fell to 5%.

Estimates of the dead vary.