Sentence examples for estimated casualties from inspiring English sources

The Sudanese doctors' union estimated casualties on Monday at 210.

In war games, the new approach has reduced estimated casualties to 10percentt.

The estimated casualties were 70,000 dead by the end of the year from the blast and radiation.

Repelled by the violent anti-British campaign of the Provisional I.R.A., historians cut the estimated casualties by half and focused not on the supposed malignant designs of the British but on neutral socioeconomic factors, said Prof. Kevin Whelan, a historian teaching in Dublin.

He added, "depending on the city and the time of day, estimated casualties would run from between 50,000 and 300,000 people with a like amount dying subsequent to the attack from radiation sickness and injuries suffered during the attack".

War planners realized the diminished Japanese military and industrial capacity they faced; yet, they persisted in a belief that Japanese civilians would fanatically resist and die for their emperor ("120 million hearts beating as one"), while we would suffer estimated casualties of 1 million.

The official, estimated casualty toll in Sunday's fighting in the town, north-west of Baghdad, was 54 "enemy combatants" dead, 22 wounded and one captured, against five American wounded.

The Haitian ambassador to the US, Raymond Joseph, said there was "no way" of estimating casualties.

Our study uses a false alarm rate for tornadoes as a control variable in a model to estimate casualties and we find that an increase in the false alarm rate does translate to higher casualties.

Estimating casualties is a notoriously difficult process in the midst of an ongoing war, but in this case the UN says it has established the name, place and date of death of each of those it says it has counted.

In the absence of more precise work, the composite Shiono scaling law could be a reasonable approach to estimating casualties in the case of contemporary large Himalayan earthquakes.