Sentence examples for town estimated from inspiring English sources

Paul Kenny, the mayor of the town, estimated that 1,000 properties have been affected.

In Simsbury, where the town is about halfway through a $42 million high school renovation and addition project, initial bids came in during the spring of 2003 at about $4 million below the total amount the town estimated it would spend, said Richard E. Ostop, chairman of the Building Committee.

Written by H. P. Mendoza, who also composed the movie's hummable pop songs, and directed by his college friend Richard Wong, "Colma" takes place in the real town (estimated population 1,280) of the same name on the San Francisco peninsula.

The town estimated that the expedition caused more than £16,000 in damage, and submitted claims to Congress for recompense.

The town — "estimated at 5,500 friendly people," according to the official Severance website — has been in the spotlight since Dane's push to overturn the snowball ban was featured in an article in the Greeley Tribune.

2010 spline points show the diverging birth outcome patterns by RUCA-defined rurality; large town estimated rates of adverse birth outcomes dropped, but small town/isolated region estimated rates remained higher for both PTB (OR = 1.34; 95% CI: 1.18, 1.52) and LBW (OR = 1.21; 95% CI: 1.06, 1.39).

The tourist season starts in March and continues through Christmas, and the town estimates that it receives 500,000 to 750,000 tourists a year.

But that pales next to the swanky estate that Mozambique owns on Premium Point, which the town estimates would sell on the open market for more than $11 million.

At this more local urban scale of heat production evaluation, it is possible to exploit the uniform coverage of the airborne survey data to provide city and town estimates.

Some more recent data are available on bushmeat consumption in individual households and communities in a few areas within Africa e.g., a survey conducted in 1987 in Bukavu, Zaire indicated that 72% of the population in the town consumed bushmeat regularly and the yearly bushmeat consumption of the town was estimated at 400 tons (Keita, 1993).

The price tag just to rebuild the town is estimated at six billion dollars, the Washington Post reported this month.