Sentence examples for as many estimates from inspiring English sources

The exact number of wild tigers is unknown, as many estimates are outdated or are educated guesses; few estimates are based on reliable scientific censuses.

We were able to meta-analyse twice as many estimates for PM10 than for PM2.5, with an overall less marked but more consistent effect of exposure on stroke with PM10.

In May of this year, The Vegan Society commissioned research that found there are over half a million vegans in Great Britain, three-and-a-half times as many as estimated in 2006.

In May, the Vegan Society commissioned research that found there are more than half a million vegans in Great Britain, three-and-a-half times as many as estimated in 2006.

However, the fact that we found over twice as many as estimated by district health officers indicates that many of those less likely to be on official records were identified by our approach.

It found that 69,280 people had died between 1980 and 2000 three times as many as previous estimates.

Most estimates put the number of sex workers in Spain at 300,000 – five times as many as are estimated to work in the UK – and, in a 2009 government survey, 39% of Spanish men said they had paid for sex.

That is nearly twice as many as the estimated sales in 12 months of last year's best-selling novel in hardcover, "The Summons," by John Grisham.

That expansion would provide deportation relief to as many as an estimated 4.4 million people.

Its military is estimated at 350,000 and as many as 70,000 are estimated to be child soldiers [ 25, 26].

In Yemen, the bureau estimates as many as many as 178 civilians have been killed.