Sentence examples for publication estimates from inspiring English sources

While it is difficult to determine how many offices are up for grabs this November, Campaigns and Elections, a trade publication, estimates that $14 billion will be spent in the current four-year election cycle by candidates, parties and interest groups.

No small thing: Modern Tire Dealer, a trade publication, estimates that 75% of tire buyers are influenced by dealers' recommendations.

Electronic Buyers News, a trade publication, estimates that Xilinx has 29% of the market for programmable logic chips, and Altera, also based in San Jose, has about 25%.

The publication estimates a retired American couple could live comfortably there for about $2,160 a month, including pool maintenance.

He gave three years as a realistic estimate for finishing the sixth book at a good pace, but said ultimately the book "will be done when it's done", acknowledging that his publication estimates had been too optimistic in the past.

A recent publication estimates about 13 million preterm babies are born each year worldwide [ 21].

The most recent publication estimated overall fraud at 0.7% of the benefits bill.

The Blood-Horse, an industry publication, estimated that $150 million would be lost, including stud fees, sales, boarding and veterinary services.

Platts, an authoritative energy publication, estimated that OPEC's production dropped by 880,000 barrels a day in November, or half what the cartel last pledged.

In May, Variety's DVD Exclusive publication estimated that since the DVD and video were released March 30 they had generated $146 million in the United States, far outstripping the $85 million the film made in theaters.

Cliff Annicelli, editor of Playthings, a toy industry trade publication, estimated that specialty toys represent about 5percentt of the overall toy business in the United States, which was $22 billion in 2006.