Sentence examples for releases estimates from inspiring English sources

The government releases estimates of personal income in each state once per quarter.

BUENOS AIRES — Every month, when the official statistics agency INDEC releases estimates for inflation, the Argentine government lies to its people.

Democrats blasted the effort as a meaningless political stunt, noting that Republicans chose to move forward before the Congressional Budget Office releases estimates on exactly what funding would need to be cut.

Primedia has released estimates of full-year Ebitda that fall between $245 million and $260 million.

Federal officials soon released estimates indicating that the spill had far outpaced the Exxon Valdez disaster.

In February, the Council of Economic Advisers released estimates of the original plan's impact, based on a computer model of the economy.

As part of the process, at the start of November, the governor released estimates of projected revenues and budget gaps.

Last year, Germany's domestic intelligence service released estimates of 21,750 rightwing extremists in Germany, with 9,500 classified as potentially violent.

Neither the company nor the Pentagon released estimates of how many current military weapons carried Trijicon gun sights.

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.

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