Sentence examples for estimate of almost from inspiring English sources

The most advanced project is Tsimiroro – owned and operated by Madagascar Oil – holding a "best estimate" of almost 1bn barrels.

Sprint added only 12,000 customers to its network, compared with the analysts' average estimate of almost 198,000 customers.

Bergé has decided to part with his beautiful specimens and the auctioneers handling the sale have put an estimate of almost £30 million on them, making this perhaps the most valuable collection ever to come to market.

By Mr Ravallion's and Ms Chen's new standard, the number of poor in China fell by almost 407m from 1990 to 2004, compared with the previous estimate of almost 250m.China's economic co-ordinates may be different than thought, but its trajectory is much the same.

Building permits reflect a blockwide damage estimate of almost $1 million.

The shooter, 32-year-old Anders Behring Breivik, went about his deadly work undisturbed by police for an hour after the first reports of gunfire, other police officials said Sunday, revising a previous estimate of almost 90 minutes.

Moreover, her postprison appeal as an avatar of taste is untested, and the company's stock is overvalued by the estimates of almost every analyst.

The athletics giant warned that revenue growth could slow further this year, to the midsingle digits, down from initial estimates of almost 10percentt.

But that does not prove Dr Dunbar's hypothesis is correct, and other anthropologists, such as Russell Bernard and Peter Killworth, have come up with estimates of almost double the Dunbar number for the upper limit of human groups.

For instance, from Table 1, when a line to line (L-L) fault in branch 9 8 with FR of 0 Ω and FIA of 00 at 50 km from BUS-9 occurs, the magnitude of 2nd and 3rd order harmonic current phasor estimates of almost all branches of MPMU buses are higher than zero.

They came up with an estimate of $33 trillion, almost twice the global gross national product for that year.