Sentence examples for years of estimates from inspiring English sources

"For the rest of the UK, where only 3 years of estimates are available, the proportion of employee jobs paid less than the living wage rose from 21% in April 2012 to 23% in April 2014".

Therefore, while the strength of inference was reduced, we used regression analyses to examine the relationship between annual wolf-pup survival and annual wolf-pup seroprevalence (n = 11 years of estimates), broken down by location (i.e., NR and Interior).

Rigor, multidimensionality, and 10 years of estimates make the FFP index uniquely appropriate for this analysis.

We decided against combining multiple years of estimates due to inconsistent methodical approaches and temporal variations in the level of agreement between years of the assessments which could introduce exposure misclassification [ 34].

The Sultan of Brunei, Hassanal Bolkiah (left), may be the world's richest head of government, with an estimated wealth of $20bn, although Forbes warned: With only about 25 years of estimated oil reserves left, the Sultan has yet to launch any significant attempts to diversify the Brunei economy beyond oil.

The savings in 1986 alone were as much as three years of estimated savings.

We are now moving toward years of estimate- cutting, which is not positive for stock prices.

All capital procurements were amortized over five years of estimated useful life.

"After three big downgrades in a year" of estimates for ad spending in 2001, "our forecasts have stopped growing gloomier," said John Perriss, chief executive at the Zenith Optimedia Group in London, a media services agency owned by the Publicis Groupe and the Cordiant Communications Group.

China's Hot Wheels 12.16.02 Three years ahead of estimates, its auto market tops the landmark figure of 1 million sales annually.

WASHINGTON — After years of speculation, estimates and projections, the Census Bureau has made it official: White births are no longer a majority in the United States.