By 2022, the state is guesstimated to be majority Latino.
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When asked how much it might cost, Sony wasn't definitive, but guesstimated a $60k figure.
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The price tag is guesstimated at $37 billion over 10 years, or $3.7 billion annually.
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Remember, your company's chance of success will be guesstimated based on your traction and your team.
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This crater was 20 feet deep in places, and Ward quickly guesstimated the volume of water.
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One outside tax expert guesstimated a desired change for pass-through businesses would cost something like $55 billion over 10 years.
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One outside tax expert guesstimated that Johnson's desired change for pass-through businesses would cost something like $55 billion over 10 years.
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I had better results with popcorn, which came out just right with Alexa's help, unlike a bag of popcorn I guesstimated and ended up burning.
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People who could not be found but are believed to have existed at an address on April 1 are guesstimated, along with their age, gender, race and ethnicity, falsely imbuing the official final figures with a patina of precision.
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The Philippines has 1.8 million drug users, according to the Country's Dangerous Drugs Board (though the board's DDB chair "guesstimated" the figure may be as high as 3 million in an interview with CNN Philippines.) Nearly half of them use methamphetamine, which is known locally as "shabu" or "ice," according to the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime.
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With the big Pennsy electrification going on in the 1930s, total electrified mileage was perhaps increasing. This reasoning puts the peak at the end of the 1930s. Dmitriev claims that there was almost no new electrification in the US from 1938-1973 which lends more credibility to the guesstimated time of the peak. Data on the extent of US electrification was available in a table in this annual US government publication which gave the data for one year only.
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A "bukra" was a white boy in the richer part of St. Thomas. When he finally got a job on another ship, the Gertrude Theismann, he believed he was only fourteen, but he claimed an age of sixteen. He later claimed to be sixty, younger than the more than seventy years of age he guesstimated he actually was, so he could become part of the crew on the Hato. Hannah Gumbs died during the second of Timothy's first four years at sea.
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His monoplane may have risen to a height of at least 12 feet (3.66 metres) on each occasion. Evidence exists that on 31 March 1903 Pearse achieved a powered, though poorly controlled, flight of several hundred metres. 1903\. Muli-Lap Paddock Flight, Richard Pearse's Farm, Waitohi John William Casey, born 1896, seven years old in 1903, recalled that soon after Pearse's first takeoff the news spread "that there was to be another free show", and on that day a crowd, he guesstimated to number about 30 people, gathered near Pearse's farm, the edge of which was only about 0.28 mile (450 metres) from the school.
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