Sentence examples for accepted estimates from inspiring English sources

Currently accepted estimates of solar system (as opposed to terrestrial) abundances are pieced together mainly from two sources.

It was accused of exaggerating the atrocities of the Khartoum government by doubling more widely accepted estimates, and the British advertising authority ordered the group to amend the advertisements to present the death toll as opinion rather than fact.

During a tour of the Interior Ministry compound in eastern Baghdad, Iraqi government officials also said for the first time that they accepted estimates by American oversight officials that some 190,000 pistols and automatic rifles supplied by the United States to Iraqi forces in 2004 and 2005 were unaccounted for.

For corresponding difference schemes, when (s=0, 1, 2) and (0< m-sleq 2), there are accepted estimates of type (1).

Using generally accepted estimates of the potentially exposed population, our data suggest that approximately 51,000 people (of 300,000 people below Chambers St. on 9/11/2001 (Murphy et al. 2007)) could develop a chronic disease up to 11 years after the 9/11 attacks.

The most widely accepted estimates are that at least half a million were killed.

(The final, generally accepted estimate is one out of ten).

The most widely accepted estimate of global bribery puts its total at about $1tr every year.

The generally accepted estimate of the traffic generated by the mall is 24,000 cars on an average day.

And the babies — about 500 of them, in a widely accepted estimate — were handed or sold to military families and to others considered "politically acceptable".

Already, a little more than half of the world's available fresh water is being used each year, according to one rough but generally accepted estimate.