Sentence examples for public estimate of from inspiring English sources

Verizon has made no public estimate of the total cost of the disaster.

A: No one seems to have a solid public estimate of the number of these weapons in Syrian government stocks.

Few officials are willing to give a public estimate of the cost of rebuilding an economy in which the most recent economic statistics date to 1994.

WASHINGTON ― Rep. Keith Ellison (D-Minn)., a leading candidate to chair the Democratic National Committee, wrote in a letter to voting DNC members on Thursday that while he will not release a public estimate of his support, he is in "an excellent position to win next week". .

Public estimates of the losses are described as "conservative", a NCA spokesperson said.

These were the first public estimates of how much alcohol the woman had in her system on an evening the woman testified she could not remember much about.

But ignorance is the right's friend, bogus figures bolstering wrong public estimates of benefit fraud (24%; real figure 0.7%) or numbers of black and Asian people, (a third, real number 11%).

Although his own gigantic renown increased the difficulty of the struggle, since he could produce nothing which exceeded the public estimates of his genius; yet he advanced to the honourable contest again, and again, almost always with complete triumph.

Public estimates of the number of insanity acquittals are as high as 81 times the actual number.

As Greg McKeown notes in Essentialism, most people make faulty public estimates of how long a given task will take.

EDF said it has not provided a public estimate for the overall cost of Sizewell C, but Suffolk County Council has said it was in the region of £2bn.