Sentence examples for whose estimates from inspiring English sources

Analysts polled by Thomson Reuters, whose estimates typically exclude one-time items, predicted earnings of 29 cents a share.

Analysts, whose estimates typically exclude items, expected a profit of 51 cents a share on revenue of $3.42 billion.

The mayor had asked for an additional $400 million, but the package is worth between $300 million and $370 million, depending on whose estimates are used.

Depending on whose estimates you believe, high-frequency traders account for 40 to 70 percent of all trading on every stock market in the country.

Then, of course, there's the hidden economy of the narcotics trade, which generates anywhere between $6 billion and $36 billion a year, depending on whose estimates you credit.

The company forecast third-quarter sales that exceeded the predictions of analysts, whose estimates have been influenced by lower consumer demand in developed markets.

There are between 630,000 and 1.27 million Syrian refugees in the country, depending on whose estimate you believe.

The largest piece, whose estimated size was not given, is most likely to land 300 miles southwest of Tasmania, the ministry said.

One of the key issues for the Moynihan project is the cost of building a new train station, whose estimated price has grown to $3 billion from $1 billion.

This issue remains keenly relevant as Apple negotiates the introduction of the iPhone to China, whose estimated 500 million users make it the big kahuna of cellphone markets.

Everyone will have to wait to know whose estimate was closer, at least until the first week of January, when the major retailers announce their December sales results.