Sentence examples for A common estimate is from inspiring English sources

A common estimate is three feet, although there are persistent fears that the situation could turn out to be worse than that.

A common estimate is that there are more guns than people here now.

If the estimates were inhomogeneous, a common estimate was not considered as valid.

While estimates vary on the precise level of increase in property value due to the installation of an array, the most common estimate is that decreases in annual operating cost increase home value by a ratio of 20 1.

The racecourse covers five boroughs and more than a dozen neighborhoods, with spectators lining the streets almost the entire way (the common estimate is two million).

The common estimate is 300,000.

The most common estimate is that there are 2,000 species; new ones continue to be discovered.

Nobody knows just how many Vietnamese soldiers are unaccounted for; the most common estimate is 300,000.

The most common estimate was about 6,000 years, based partly on Native American artifacts found under debris.

But movies and television are Mr. Washburn's bread and butter, with good reason: common estimates are that as much as 60 percent of American films contain at least one scene with a firearm.

A common estimate that there are five trillion plastic particles in the ocean is now considered wildly underestimated.