Sentence examples for properties estimates from inspiring English sources

Mr. Andrews declined to specify how much they have spent on the house, but Johannes Hermel, whose real estate agency, Casambiente, specializes in Umbrian properties, estimates that a similar villa would sell for about 2.1 million euros to 2.5 million euros, or $2.7 million to $3.2 million.

Based on the data on the variability of concrete and reinforcing steel physical and geometric properties, estimates were made of the variability of strength of reinforced concrete columns.

In a first part, it characterises the implemented continuous dynamic monitoring system and the application of automated operational modal analysis to analyse the variation of modal properties estimates along several years.

Hasbro, the toy company behind Muppet Monopoly and Let's Rock Elmo, generates $70 to $75 million a year in revenue from "Sesame Street" properties, estimates Gerrick Johnson, an analyst at BMO Capital Markets.

Apart from media interests, there were profits from property development, leisure industries such as skiing, and outback cattle properties estimated to cover an area larger than Belgium.

The firm, which leases most of its properties, estimated that the number of admissions from local authorities has dropped by 15% over the past year.

The Minerals Management Service, which oversees offshore properties, estimated in 2000 that "the mean undiscovered technically recoverable" oil reserves in the Atlantic were about 2.4 billion barrels and 10.71 billion barrels in the Pacific.

And if the Democrats lose control of the Legislature, it could lessen the chances that the Legislature would approve issuing the bonds needed to pay for the reassessment of the county's 415,000 properties, estimated to cost $30 million to $50 million.

With remaining assets in the trust – Tchenguiz's home, his office in Mayfair and several other properties – estimated by creditors to be worth about £30m, the shortfall on the £180m owing to Kaupthing is likely to be enormous.

James D. Taiclet, the chairman and chief executive of American Tower Corporation, of Boston, the nation's largest owner of cellphone tower properties, estimated that there were at least 2,000 towers on Long Island and in Westchester County.

The underlying screening methodology is based on substance properties estimated by quantitative structure-activity relationships (QSAR).