Sentences with phrase «estimate as these containers»

This is a very conservative estimate as these containers can sell for as much as $ 50,000 a piece.

Not exact matches

I am using $ 5,000 per unit as my estimate because I want to be extra conservative and because I have not been able to find an exact break down on how many of the 13,300 container units are the 40 ft refrigerated units as Dole's also has some 20 ft refrigerated, and completely unrefrigerated containers, so I wanted a very conservative estimate of price to be safe.

Analysts have estimated that Coca - Cola Amatil's Australian beverage volumes could fall as much as 4 per cent and annual earnings before interest and tax could decline as much as 7 per cent as container deposit schemes are launched in NSW, Queensland and Western Australia during the next 18 months.

This activity was used with my LA children (in a small group) as they could compare containers by size, more easily *, and this helped them to make more accurate estimates.

Chn use different non-standard measures to fill containers, making estimates as they gain more experience.

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I used a little Yakult pot as the non-standard measure and gave children a wide range of different shape and size containers to estimate and then fill.

Kerry Randell @ 42, taking your figures on total tonnage, and assuming the average container loss rate extends back to 1945, and that the average ship tonnage loss is 250 with the average loss also extending back to 1945, that yields a total 31,054,617 tonnes lost as a rough estimate.