Sentence examples for estimated that although from inspiring English sources

Federal officials estimated that although the inequities were widespread, alleviating them would not be costly.

The Resolution Foundation thinktank estimated that although some middle-earners would be net gainers, the changes would leave low-earners – typically on £9.35 an hour – worse off by between £850 and £1,000 a year.

In the report, the economists estimated that although the earthquake and its aftermath might push Japan back into recession this year, it would shave a fraction of a percentage point off global growth this year.

Similarly, Packaged Facts estimated that although Green Works generated about 20 percent of all dollar sales in the green household cleaner category in 2009, that figure had fallen to 13 percent in May last year, according to IRI Group data.

The Resolution Foundation thinktank estimated that although some middle earners would be net gainers from Osborne's changes to welfare and the minimum wage, they would leave low earners, typically on £9.35 an hour, between £850 and £1,000 a year worse off.

It is estimated that, although having acceptable cost effectiveness, LDCT would still be an expensive screening method [ 6].

Mann estimates that although four-fifths were black, the officers were white, reprising the hierarchy of the pre-1994 army.

But Tradeshow Week estimates that although attendance reached 140 million in 1999, it fell to 126 million in 2000.

Edgerton estimates that although the Germans spent five hundred million dollars on the project, "the destructive power of all the V-2s produced amounted to less than could be achieved by a single raid on a city by the RAF".

The Food & Agriculture Organisation, a UN body, estimates that although the world as a whole continues to lose forests, the annual rate of deforestation over the past decade was about half that between 1990 and 2000.

In fact, the I.R.S. estimates that although a little more than half of the 130 million expected tax returns are filed by the end of March, some 26 million will come flooding in during the week after the deadline -- and millions more will trickle in over the rest of the year.