Sentence examples for property estimated from inspiring English sources

It wants the number of deer living on its property, estimated at 60, pruned to less than 10 within three years.

Writers who are selected will have to put the finishing touches on their houses, and they will have to pay insurance and taxes on the property (estimated at about five hundred dollars a month).

According to the Daily Telegraph, Ed Miliband (left) owns property estimated to be worth more than £1m, and is reported to have come into an inheritance from his late father.

The fiscal valuation of each piece of property, estimated in juga and capita (interchangeable terms whose use varied by region and period of time), required a number of declarations and censuses similar to those practiced long before in Egypt.

Proponents say the open space revenue, combined with matching funds from Essex County and the state's new Garden State Preservation Trust created by Governor Whitman and the Legislature, are obvious sources of money to buy the property, estimated to be worth about $5 million.

The technique avoids unnecessary time and cost-demanding procedures, since new compounds (e.g. food additives) can be designed and their property estimated prior to compound preparation.

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.