Sentence examples for their first estimate from inspiring English sources

It is quite possible that the economy is stronger than the official statistics suggest: in fact, we already know that construction and industrial output were stronger in June than the ONS expected when they came up with their first estimate for the change in GDP in the second quarter.

By mid-March they derived their first estimates of the code, and -- with clever detective work and an important tip from Montenbruck -- published final versions on their Web site (http://gps.ece.cornell.edu/galileo) on April 1.

That number is still uncertain but has a firmer basis in fact.Statistical agencies typically have very little actual data for the last month of the quarter at the time they release their first estimates of quarterly GDP.

The Sandwiths insist the note was only signed as a "stand-by" in case their first estimated payment turned out to be too low, instead of too high.

The design of the contest demands speedy predictions early on contestants have to send their first estimates on 1 September—but then rewards teams for improving their accuracy as the challenge progresses.

For example, if the AMT patch isn't passed by the time their first 2010 estimated tax payments are due in April, they'll have to decide whether to pay extra money or risk underpaying and incurring a penalty.

The hormone-mimicking chemicals used routinely in toiletries, cosmetics, medicines, plastics and pesticides cause hundreds of millions of euros of damage to EU citizens every year, according to the first estimate of their economic impact.

After seconds, the sensors derive the first estimate of their clocks using (1).

Merrill Lynch analysts Jessica Reif Cohen and Henry Blodget cut their fourth-quarter estimate for subscriber growth to 1.8 million from 2 million, adding that unless growth accelerates significantly even this new estimate may be a bit high.

The first estimate, $75 million, would only buy a minor facelift.

The first estimate to take the thing down was $6,000.