Sentence examples for the first estimates from inspiring English sources

Geothermal power plants conversion efficiency estimates that is based on the enthalpy of the produced geothermal fluid can be the most desirable for use during the first estimates of power potential of new wells and for resource estimation studies.

The first estimates concerned only the numbers of dead and living.

The costs have doubled from the first estimates made only five years ago.

The bank's total provisions have already reached £5.3bn – more than the first estimates for the entire industry.

The first estimates of GDP for the third quarter of 1990 showed that the economy was still growing.

If you add up the first estimates for those 12 months — the ones that made headlines — you would get a loss of almost 2.3 million jobs.

The first estimates were £10m-40m ($16m-64m), but the cost rose like a startled snipe, to an incredible £431m at its opening in 2004.

That paper included one of the first estimates of how many deaths are actually caused by the flu — a number hard to pin down because doctors seldom confirm flu in their patients with lab tests.

That, he said, is being reflected in the output data, and will also come through in the first estimates of G.D.P. data for the fourth quarter and all of 2008 from the European Union's statistical agency, Eurostat.

THE POLLS were right: by 53% to 47%, according to the first estimates, today's presidential election has ended with a convincing victory for the UMP's Nicolas Sarkozy and a humbling though not humiliating defeat for the Socialist party's Ségolène Royal.

To our knowledge, ours are the first estimates of the realized net costs imposed by SOX.