Sentence examples for academic estimate from inspiring English sources

One academic estimate is that the reduction could be as many as 40,000 jury trials a year, three times greater than the estimated impact of the Mode of Trial Bill.The Auld review will also contain a series of recommendations aimed at strengthening the jury system.

The most reliable academic estimate of the number of earthquake casualties in Haiti (over 95% were in the immediate Port-au-Prince area) "within six weeks of the earthquake" appears to be the 160,000 estimate in a 2010 University of Michigan study.

In fact, academic estimates range from less than half a million to more than a million.

Academic estimates vary enormously from $32-$32-$103the work of Simon Dietz and Nicholas Stern, to $220 in work published by Nature Climate Change.

One US academic estimated that one shale find in south Texas added $87bn to the US economy in 2013.

Partly as a result, of proposed Chinese investment worth $66 billion in India, only $500m has actually been realised, a Chinese academic estimates.

Independently of all the other factors that brought mortgage rates down, consumers now save more than $20 billion a year in lower mortgage interest and servicing costs, according to the best academic estimates.

Based on a survey of messages left online and at the scenes of executions, Eduardo Guerrero, a Mexican academic, estimates that in 2007 there were 11 organised-crime groups active in Mexico, whereas in 2010 there were 114.

Academic estimates of the effect on GDP of varying capital requirements differ by a factor of ten, Mr Wadhwani pointed out to a parliamentary committee recently.Others believe the FPC's role is largely redundant, as long as banks are forced to hold lots of capital and the payments system is ring-fenced should they fail.

Amir Attaran, another Harvard academic, estimates that the volume of DDT used to protect the entire high-risk population of Guyana for a year is equivalent to what a farmer might spray on to a single field of cotton.The treaty drafted in Johannesburg, which is due to be signed in May, is a welcome antidote to this nonsense.

The President claimed between a million and 1.5 million attended the event during his talk at the CIA without providing supporting evidence — between photos and academic estimates, we can safely say this wasn't the case.