Sentence examples for pushing estimated from inspiring English sources

Alliant, which makes propulsion systems used in the space shuttle, said the Blount business was expected to add $50 million to $65 million to its fiscal 2002 sales, pushing estimated sales to about $1.7 billion.

Consideration of splicing pushed estimates of RXE both up or down, depending on the library examined; however, many of the estimates for a specific tissue increased their estimates of RXE.

The airport employees in charge of pushing wheelchairs estimated that in some weeks they will assist about a dozen passengers who claim wheelchairs they do not need.

Both groups will now face tougher rules obliging them to take part-time work, pushing an estimated 190,000 of them off welfare into jobs.The budget's popularity was not universal.

The first minister opted to focus on the welfare state, saying Westminster reforms were pushing an estimated 100,000 Scottish children and a similar number of disabled people into poverty.

In 2008, record food prices pushed an estimated 105 million people into poverty.

The economic crisis has already pushed an estimated 100 million people back into poverty.

That reduction could push an estimated 175,000 people into poverty this year.

That reduction could push an estimated 175,000 more people into poverty in 2011.

That would be more realistic for 2004, and Republican officials said it could easily push the estimated deficit in 2004 to more than $500 billion.

It surpasses the exodus after Hurricane Andrew, which temporarily pushed an estimated 353,000 people from their homes in South Florida, according to a University of Florida study.