Sentence examples for the future estimates from inspiring English sources

WASHINGTON, Sept. 5 — A report by an independent commission created by Congress says that it will be at least 12 to 18 months before Iraq's army and police can take charge of the country's security, pushing further into the future estimates of when American forces can step back from their leading role.

Accountants generally have rejected this approach for the same reason that they have found value an unacceptable basis for asset measurement: such a measure would rely too much on estimates of what will happen in the future, estimates that would not be readily attainable through independent verification.

As a result, this will enable us to evaluate the efficiency of the renewable energy policy (EREP) based on the future estimates produced using LEAP.5.

The future estimates for the COI appear in Table  4.

The health-related indicators used for the future estimates are presented in Table  2.

As ongoing MC trials have been stopped and other trials are unlikely to be carried out in the future, estimates of the protection afforded by MC are likely to remain somewhat imprecise.

For the first time last month, the bank gave estimates about the extent of this potential liability stemming from these so-called put-back claims in the future, estimating the high end to be $7 billion to $10 billion.

With regard to the future estimate of physicians by specialty per target population, all but the number of surgeons per 1000 population will increase (See Figure 2).

Each topic is using the same future estimates of climate and population change.

The final version, based on the revised assumption that gasoline would cost about $2.20 per gallon in the foreseeable future, estimated the economic benefit at no more than about $830 billion.

It is hoped that the maps presented here will help to increase the accuracy of future estimates.