re-estimate

Of that, 20% comes not from a policy change but a re-estimate of drugs costs, taking into account the greater availability of generic drugs.

Medicaid Cost-Cut Model May Be Flawed Jacob Gershman 2011

New data would turn out to be outside the confidence intervals of the models, and so we kept having to re-estimate the models.

Climate Models, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009

He challenges us to think big, and re-estimate our understanding of what is possible.

Slavoj Zižek's animated ideas about charity are simplistic and soulless | Jonathan Glennie 2011

When you do that, property owners will get killed on property taxes until they ask the city to re-estimate their property value based upon lower demand/rent.

Is The Current Street Vendor Explosion Sustainable? LA Times Says Yes, I Say No. | Midtown Lunch - Finding Lunch in the Food Wasteland of NYC's Midtown Manhattan 2009

The IMF will release a formal re-estimate in time for the G-8 summit.

World Bank Sees 3% Global Contraction 2009

I will post the McCain "re-estimate" if and when I receive it.

'Jobs, Baby, Jobs' 2008

I will post the McCain "re-estimate" if and when I receive it.

'Jobs, Baby, Jobs' Michael Dobbs 2008

First, the very notion of a budget surplus would have been considered a bizarre "X-Files" plot when President Clinton took office, let alone a $1 trillion mid-session re-estimate.

Press Briefing ITY National Archives 2000

MR. LEW: No, it's a re-estimate of the President's budget overall, but these numbers are not being driven by those tobacco policies.

Press Briefing By Sperling On The Economy ITY National Archives 1998

MR. LEW: This is a re-estimate of the President's budget so it does assume the policy in the President's budget.

Press Briefing By Sperling On The Economy ITY National Archives 1998