Sentences with phrase «early estimate of your costs»

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Home Depot said it was too early to compare the scale of this year's operation with earlier efforts or to estimate how much Harvey would cost it.

In other words, while costs are poised annually to outstrip the benefits as a percent of global gross domestic product as early as 2018, by the report's estimate, «the accumulated [emphasis Fortune's] global benefits of being connected should still outpace the costs through the year 2030 ″ by nearly $ 160 trillion.

Not only would there be a huge human factor to consider in sending them back to countries with which most aren't familiar, but the cost to our economy could be staggering: According to a Center for American Progress study earlier this year, the estimated loss of DACA workers would reduce U.S. GDP by $ 433 billion over the next 10 years, with California, Texas and Illinois being hit hardest.

Earlier this year, when officials from Health Canada appeared before a House of Commons committee, they acknowledged that it is hard to estimate the actual cost but that they knew that the agreement would increase the costs of drugs in Canada.

(CBO issued a cost estimate for that earlier version of the legislation on March 23, 2017.)

Excluding asset impairment and restructuring costs, Coke earned 50 cents per share, up 2 percent from a year earlier and ahead of analysts» estimates of 49 cents a share.

Earlier this year, I published a report that attempted to estimate the cost of a gigabyte of data and others have tried to do the same.

These figures are from The Retreat from Riches and pertain to estimated costs of the early 1970s.

The project, which would be done with the Army Corps of Engineers, would cost about $ 7.1 million, according to early estimates.

Advocacy organizations have estimated early voting and electronic poll books (which would facilitate implementation of early voting) would cost New York State roughly $ 7 million — compared to the State's $ 160 billion budget.

Now, amid daily reports of infrastructure failures and the governor's sliding poll numbers, the Cuomo administration will not even say how much the lighting scheme will cost — except to dispute early, internal estimates it could cost more than $ 350 million — or where that money will come from.

The estimated cost of implementing early voting, according to Cuomo's executive budget plan, is $ 6.4 million.

«Will the Chancellor make every effort to keep the House informed about the cost of our operations in Libya by providing an estimate at the earliest opportunity?

· The MTA estimates that there is an 80 percent probability that the actual cost of East Side Access may be at or below its current estimate, and that service could begin up to one year earlier than currently forecast.

The center, which will cost an estimated $ 5.9 million to build, plans to open its doors early next year and will be the fifth of its kind in the city, officials said.

An earlier version of the bill was estimated by the Congressional Budget Office to result in 24 million Americans losing health insurance due to increased costs.

Earlier this month, a coalition of six Brooklyn community groups launched a campaign to stop both proposals, claiming that SUNY, the hospital's current owner, embellished its estimates of LICH's debt and operating costs in order to discourage operators» bids to create full - service hospitals.

The new plans also change the project's design from its earlier version, and increase the projected cost by about $ 75 million from earlier estimates of about $ 350 million.

Originally targeted for a 2011 launch and an estimated cost of $ 1.6 billion, Webb's price tag has swelled to nearly $ 9 billion and its launch is slated for no earlier than October 2018.

The Webb was originally targeted for a 2011 launch and an estimated cost of $ 1.6 billion, but current estimates aim for a launch no earlier than October 2018, with a cost that has swelled to nearly $ 9 billion.

This spring the bureau announced that a new IT system to integrate all the working parts of the 2020 census will cost at least $ 309 million more than earlier estimates.

In its 2017 budget request released earlier this year, NSF sought $ 106 million to begin construction of the two ships, and estimated a total project cost of $ 255 million spread out over 3 years.

As a result, the cost of damage from the Northridge quake, which killed 60 people, is expected to be double early estimates, rising to more than $ 20 billion.

Ultimately, Cutler said, the question of whether earlier estimates of health care costs are correct will depend on whether insurers, providers and the public continue to work to keep costs under control.

Meanwhile the budget still includes necessary funds for WFIRST's predecessor, JWST, which is undergoing final testing in California and is slated for launch as early as next year at a total estimated cost of $ 8.8 billion.

The authors built a statistical simulation model to estimate the 25 - year incremental costs per quality - adjusted life - year (QALY) for Oncotype DX testing in order to evaluate the cost - effectiveness of GEP testing among patients with early - stage ER - positive / HER2 - negative breast cancer treated in community oncology practices.

«A realistic estimate of exam - related costs must also take into account the costs of remediation for students who fail exit exams or crucial state tests in earlier grades, as well as the «hidden» costs of services needed to give students a substantial chance of passing these tests.»

The city's Independent Budget Office estimated in early 2002 that one reason billions of dollars» worth of school construction wasn't making a dent in the crowding issue was that it cost 400 percent more to build new schools in New York City than in other parts of the state and across the Hudson River in New Jersey.

Alert the relevant internal group or vendor early on that a new system is being put in place and, again, check the contractual obligations and estimated timeframes and costs associated with re-implementation of any integration.

One cost model estimates that high - quality programming costs in the range of $ 8,521 per child with a class size of 20 to $ 10,375 per child with a class size of 15, if the program is a full - day, year - round, and led by a teacher with a bachelor's degree in early childhood education.Barbara Gault, Anne W. Mitchell, and Eric Williams.

Estimates of the cost of reforms that could help narrow the achievement gap, such as including early childhood, after - school, and summer programs into a broader definition of schooling.

The Prichard Committee's 2017 report — Building Blocks: The Kentucky Early Childhood Cost of Quality Study — estimated the level of investment necessary to provide high quality early childhood programs and found Kentucky to be far beEarly Childhood Cost of Quality Study — estimated the level of investment necessary to provide high quality early childhood programs and found Kentucky to be far beearly childhood programs and found Kentucky to be far behind.

As Governing detailed earlier this year, estimates on the costs of implementing the new standards vary significantly.

For Obama's plan to work, Lisa Guernsey, director of the early education initiative at the New American Foundation, a Washington - based policy group, estimates it would cost states and the federal government roughly $ 8,000 per child, or an additional $ 10 to $ 15 billion each year, to expand pre-school nationwide and for states to raise quality standards.

Earlier this week, the Connecticut General Assembly's Office of Fiscal Analysis (OFA) released estimated town - by - town runs for fiscal year 2019 for the Education Cost Sharing (ECS) grant and other statutory municipal aid grants.

Why Understanding the Costs of Preschool Quality is Important: A Webinar for Preschool Development Grantee States presents and demonstrates the use of the Cost of Preschool Quality Tool (CPQ) by the Center on Enhancing Early Learning Outcomes, an Excel based model that can be used at the state or district level to estimate the cost of expanding high quality preschool for 3 and 4 year oCost of Preschool Quality Tool (CPQ) by the Center on Enhancing Early Learning Outcomes, an Excel based model that can be used at the state or district level to estimate the cost of expanding high quality preschool for 3 and 4 year ocost of expanding high quality preschool for 3 and 4 year olds.

A nationwide commitment to high - quality early childhood education would cost a significant amount of money upfront — an estimated $ 26 billion per year when it is fully phased in.

One re-analysis of the STAR data published in the American Journal of Public Health estimated that reducing class sizes is one of the most cost - effective public health measures society can take, with large savings in health care and almost two years of additional life for those students who were in smaller classes in the early grades.

Trying to rattle the witness, she also questioned Christmas about portions of his earlier testimony, suggesting his estimates on the cost and length of time associated with teacher dismissals was exaggerated.

Laborers working decades ago planned for retirement using economic estimates based on life and a cost of living standard from an earlier period.

You'll get an estimate of your closing costs fairly early in the home loan process.

In a report earlier this year, the think tank estimated the cost of federal employee pension plans is more than $ 100 billion higher than the government says it is because Ottawa is underestimating the future costs.

Again, as with your retirement income projections, estimate how much purchasing your healthcare insurance will cost as you weigh the pros and cons of retiring early.

The example below shows that for a person who has many of the average characteristics of a credit card shopper in the market that exists in early 2009, the cost is estimated at about $ 235 for a person with a $ 7,300 credit card balance.

the impact on global economic growth begins to mount over time and even conservative estimates put the costs at up to 3 percent of global GDP annually if the Earth's temperature were to rise 2 - 3 degrees C, which many scientists believe could begin to happen as early as mid-century?

That increases the cost I estimated earlier by a factor of 14.7 (from $ 339 / t CO2 to $ 5000 / t CO2)(roughly).

After assessing comments received on the June draft paper we are now convinced that, whatever the proper number for hybrids» power generation at an earlier time, the better estimate for the cost of operating the most modern hybrids in their normal mode as of August 2005 is a little less than half this 35 - cents / kwh estimate.

First, it is likely that CCS will be economically practical only for new plants, and only when CO2 allowance prices exceed $ 100 per ton of CO2 for early adopters (cost estimates have increased over the past few years, as technological and institutional challenges have become clearer).

Instead, the government will return to an earlier 2003 approach for estimating the potential costs of any regulations governing greenhouse gas emissions.

A report by Frank Jotzo and myself earlier this year showed how the different estimates of the cost of large emissions reductions in Australia range from 0.1 - 0.21 % of annual GDP growth.