Sentence examples for estimated only a from inspiring English sources

Research indicates that the Arctic's albedo may be declining much faster than was estimated only a few years ago.

Asked by the conference moderator to say how confident he was that weapons would be put down within a week, Lavrov estimated only a 49 out of 100 hope of success.

The cabinet office estimated only a third of civil servants were taking part in the action.

It's estimated only a third of Kiwis with substance abuse problems get the help they want.

But RAND estimated only a fraction of that number — between 29 and 129 — would annually seek gender-identity-related treatment which could temporarily disrupt deployments.

* p < 0.05, ** p < 0.01, ns = not significant, ne = not estimated Only a few participants considered maternal depression and anxiety as such as causing no harm to the child, thus antidepressants could be avoided in pregnancy (Table 5).

In Texas, only people older than 21 can carry concealed handguns, and university leaders estimate only a few hundred will do so in Austin.

A tiny minority of women in France wear full niqab, far fewer than in the UK: Muslim groups estimate only a few hundred out of France's more than 5 million Muslim population.

He estimates only a quarter of those at the sit-in are members of the Muslim Brotherhood. .

However, an attempt is made to estimate only a few indicators of service capacity, given the aggregate data in the published literature related to the intervention.

Third-quarter results came in far lower, and a restatement of past earnings far higher, than had been estimated only a month ago.