Sentence examples for estimated at three from inspiring English sources

The damage from the recent conflict is estimated at three times that of 2008-9 conflict.

The first item was a print of Bergman's famous magic lantern, estimated at three to four thousand crowns.

Farewell stayed secret because the blast in June 1982, estimated at three kilotons, took place in the Siberian wilderness, with no casualties known.

After we left the refuge, we met a woman who lived alone at a refuelling station who had, the day before, from a small plane, seen a herd she estimated at three miles wide and 20 miles long.

In an office across town, Joyce Aitken (of "You don't have to leave, Aitken") managed his business affairs and also his fortune, which, in 1987-88, the Swiss tax authorities estimated at three and a half million Swiss francs (the equivalent of about four and a half million dollars today), not counting property.

To provide an example, the larva density was estimated at three different locations differing significantly in spatial effects (Figure 10).

South Africa is believed to have one of the largest communities of Zimbabwean refugees, estimated at three million.

The March tsunami was history's most expensive natural disaster, with losses estimated at three hundred billion dollars.

The additional economic activity brought to the region is estimated at three hundred and seventy-four million euros.

The tiger population in the region was estimated at three hundred and fifty adults and a hundred and one sub-adults.

Netflix does not disclose viewership numbers, but the audience for the show, which will launch its fourth season this year, has been estimated at three million.