Sentence examples for estimate would be that from inspiring English sources

But a conservative estimate would be that five to 10 times as many people are paying bills with their craft today as there was just a few years ago.

A seemingly strange best estimate would be that sea anemones received this HEG from fungi.

To transform these results into a clinical reality is difficult, but a rough estimate would be that 12 000 double strokes equals 2 years with twice daily brushing [ 23].

(My own estimate would be that if the election were today, then Romney would take 206 electoral votes).

A better estimate would be that 6percentto12percentcent of the nation's underwater sediments contained damaging levels of pollution, the report said.

The 5-foot-9-inch, 30-year-old Kisio has played 502 games in the National Hockey League, and a safe estimate would be that he has played the last 140 with significant discomfort in his ailing back.

Even more fundamental criticism to our estimates would be that there is no guarantee that rfld is approximately equal to Lfld.

The emissions estimated by NISA 2011 showed that the 89Sr proportion was 14 times higher than that of 90Sr after the nuclear accident, which indicated that the radioactivity estimate would be 1/3 that of 90Sr after a year.

He argues existing data suggests a more realistic estimate would be 91 accidents during that half century.

That estimate would be over a multiyear period, for the course of an economic cycle.

Our estimate indeed would be that between 2'000 and 4'000 E8.5 PSM dissections would be required to generate a single HiC library.