Sentence examples for release estimate from inspiring English sources

Another important contributor to the uncertainty of the C release estimate is burn severity.

As an alternative to these calculations, the registrant may choose to make a generic release estimate.

They're showing it a bit more publicly now, and the 2015 release estimate is more concrete than the no estimate at all we got before.

The Bush administration has decided not to appeal court rulings that order the Census Bureau to release estimates of how many people were missed in the 2000 Census.

This time, the rankings took into account pet obesity, and the accompanying news release estimated that "more than half of the nation's cats and dogs are overfed".

The company did not release estimates for first-quarter profit, but executives said they expected 2002 to be a better year.

Iraqi officials do not release estimates of their troops killed, although every day they produce figures on civilian deaths and injuries from allied bombing and other military action.

It is not surprising that seafloor release estimates are two to three times higher than what remote sensing of surface oil would indicate.

PAGE A13 Census Battle Ends The Bush administration will not appeal court rulings that order the Census Bureau to release estimates of how many people were missed in the 2000 Census, but its practical effect will be limited.

In the battle for the city, more than seven hundred Americans were killed or wounded; U.S. officials did not release estimates of civilian dead, but press reports at the time told of women and children killed in the bombardments.

Despite that report, BP began to establish an incident command post on April 23 "to prepare for potential release," estimating a potential release of 64,000 to 110,000 barrels a day "if the well were to completely blow out".