Sentence examples for common estimates from inspiring English sources

The most common estimates say 800,000 employees would be sent home.

Common estimates are that there may be as many as one million Hindus in the nation, and more than 100 temples in cities coast to coast.

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.

In a lot of climate modelling, researchers use discount rates of around 4% to 6% (common estimates of the average rate of return to capital) to calculate the present value of future benefits from reduced emissions today.

Common estimates are that less than 2% of immigrants became citizens in Argentina, in spite of their economic success.

Its order of accuracy is thus lower than was thought, and the common estimates of the value of M below which it applies appear precarious.

Gaussian functions were then used as the discriminant with mean estimated for each tumour class and a common estimate of the covariance matrix shared across all samples.

The common estimate is 300,000.

Half a million is a common estimate.

There are anywhere between 300,000 and a million people, with 750,000 being the most common estimate.

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