Sentence examples for short of the estimate from inspiring English sources

A spokeswoman said it was usual for some paintings to fall short of the estimate.

Revenue will be about 10percentt, or $100 million, short of the estimate, the company's president, Peter A. Chernin, said.

Serious questions must be answered as to why the Conservative-led government ended up £1bn short of the estimate George Osborne had provided just months earlier.

In the latest economic news, the number of workers on the nation's payrolls outside the farm sector shrank 308,000 in February, the biggest decline since November 2001 and well short of the estimate by economists of a gain of 8,000.

However, the density of formally qualified health care professionals (HCPs) (doctors, nurses and dentists) (7.7) is lower than other south Asian countries (e.g. 21.9 in Sri Lanka, 14.6 in India, and 12.5 in Pakistan) and falls far short of the estimate projected by WHO (23.0) which would be needed for achieving the MDG targets [ 3].

All good, but this still falls well short of the estimated 245,000 a year we need.

The 27 BME MPs are some way short of the estimated 117 required for the Commons to be representative of the wider British population.

That result was short of the estimates of 61 cents a share on sales of $730 million, according to a survey by Thomson Financial.

To discover the cost of "liberating" Iraqis you need to multiply that figure by eight, and still you will fall short of the estimated minimum of 22,787 civilian Iraqi casualties to date.

But park service and library officials say they are far short of the estimated half-million or so that they need to buy dozens of the most important historical pieces.

Although international and domestic funding for malaria control and eliminations has tripled over the past eight years to $2.7bn in 2013, the sum falls far short of the estimated $5.1bn needed to achieve global targets for control and elimination.