Sentence examples for when it estimates from inspiring English sources

At Blue Nile, the online diamond retailer, the company is timing its customer e-mails about wedding bands based on when it estimates the customer got engaged.

However, the budget office does not ordinarily count such savings when it estimates the cost of legislation.

On Friday, the Labor Department is expected to release another blast of bad news when it estimates the pace of job losses in April.

On this basis, the Cain campaign may be exaggerating only modestly when it estimates that the federal government would have raised about eight hundred billion dollars in business-tax revenues in 2008.

The market research firm also expects U.S. online advertising to keep growing at double-digit rates through 2014, when it estimates the total will reach $40.5 billion.

Since the auditory system has a much higher temporal resolution than does the visual system, it is not improbable that the brain would, by default, employ available auditory information when it estimates visual durations (and not the other way around).

It may have assumed that there would be a large contract increase when it estimated its earnings and decided to accelerate the retirement of aging aircraft.

The Commonwealth Fund first calculated the number of underinsured in 2003 when it estimated that 16 million Americans did not have sufficient coverage.

The Institute of Medicine touched off an immense amount of activity in 1999, when it estimated that 44,000 to 98,000 hospital patients died each year because of medical errors.

American Airlines had taken that step a little over a month ago, when it estimated that the higher prices would cost it $2 billion this year.

The center got into trouble last year when it estimated that young people between the ages of 12 and 20 (below the legal drinking age) consumed a quarter of all alcoholic beverages sold in this country.