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A modest budget ($4 million, I estimate) studio sequel.
It looks like it cost maybe $50,000 to shoot, but only because it is on 16mm, and that is probably a generous estimate!
I would estimate that unless you really put an effort into it you could never be farther away from town or other people than maximum 3 hours on foot.
Rule of thumb: Never under estimate a ninja.
Some people are crazy and you never truly know which they are, so take it seriously and don't under estimate someone.
The official estimate of the number of abducted women was placed at 50,000 Muslims in India and 33,000 Hindus and Sikhs in Pakistan .
First, Cavite is, a conservative estimate, 40 miles from Quiapo church in Manila.
I estimate the budget of this movie was probably between 500-1000 dollars including the actors they picked up from the unemployment office.
I challenge anyone to count the number of deaths in this film and send me a rough estimate!
I would estimate that I've seen over a thousand movies in my lifetime.
I estimate more than 30 min. of the first hour consists of sitting, walking, and 2 characters making small talk with no story significance.
Stan and Ollie have a few good moments but I would estimate they only add up to about 10 or 15 minutes of screen time.
At first glance I bet 90% of people would under estimate it.
The total insured property loss of Katrina, $34.4 billion according to an insurance industry estimate, even if expanded to represent uninsured losses, represents a miniscule fraction of world wealth.
A crucial feature of the debate is the official estimate of the number of individuals who would lose their health insurance under the various plans that have been proposed to repeal and replace the existing Affordable Care Act (better known as “Obamacare”).
The currently available historical statistics show that in every year from 1982 to 2000, the initial estimate of the net international investment position was subsequently revised upward, as statisticians found overseas assets about which they previously had no way of knowing.
And yet the deterioration in the US international investment position over this period was not much more than half of that amount ($5.7 trillion if measured relative to the revised estimate for 1981).
Researchers already estimate that reunification could raise annual incomes by about €1.8 billion – more than €5,500 per household.
If corporations had a conscience, they would act, without being forced to do so: they would estimate their profit from the Apartheid system and pay it back to the country, with interest.
By one estimate, women hold about 24% of top management positions globally, with comparable figures across regions and development levels.
Economists estimate that it will cost France €500 ($573) per person per year to meet its emissions-reduction obligations under the 2015 Paris climate accord.
Natural climate changes in the past – for example the great ice ages – attest to the sensitivity of our planet’s climate to disturbances, and analyzing them is one method used by scientists to estimate this sensitivity.
Indeed, the extent of the task is reflected in a new McKinsey Global Institute report, “From Poverty to Empowerment,” which uses an innovative analytical framework, the “empowerment line,” to estimate the cost to the average citizen of fulfilling eight basic needs: food, energy, housing, potable water, sanitation, health care, education, and social security.
The 14-quarter growth trend from early 2008 to mid-2011 was cut from 0.5% to 0.2%; the bulk of the downward revision was concentrated in the first six quarters of this period – for which the estimate of the annualized consumption decline was doubled, from 1.1% to 2.2%.
I estimate that Euro 750 million in the first year, Euro 500 million in the second year and Euro 250 million in the third year would do the trick.
Its estimate falls so far short because the reported numbers do not even include the full budgetary costs to the government.
These budgetary costs (exclusive of interest) amount to $652 billion in our conservative estimate and $799 billion in our moderate estimate.
Being extremely conservative, we estimate the overall effect on the economy if only $5 or $10 of the increase is attributed to the war.
We estimate that if a proportion of that money had been allocated to domestic investment in roads, schools, and research, the American economy would have been stimulated more in the short run, and its growth would have been enhanced in the long run.
In short, even our “moderate” estimate may significantly underestimate the cost of America’s involvement in Iraq.
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