Sentence examples for estimated to almost from inspiring English sources

Shipping passages through the reef are estimated to almost double by 2020 to around 8,500 transits a day, while the humpback whale population is growing at a rate of 11% a year.

By 2030, the number of diabetic patients is estimated to almost double.

However, the chaotic size of data available on the WWW, estimated to almost 532 terabytes in 2002 [ 1] is often misleading.

The total length of the current FV×FB linkage map is 442.8 cM across seven linkage groups, comparable to that of the first diploid strawberry map which covered 445 cM and is estimated to almost completely cover the diploid Fragaria genome.

The average yearly quantity of the cellulose wastes in Vojvodina amounts to about 9 millions tons barely in the agriculture, and the same potential on the level of Serbia estimates to almost 13 million tons.

The licence to operate on the Peruvian side is held by Canada-based company Pacific Rubiales Energy, whose two concessions, Lot 135 and Lot 137, cover almost 1.5 million hectares and have been estimated to hold almost one billion barrels of oil.

But with a plentiful supply of meat - there are estimated to be almost five million grey squirrels in Britain - there is room for the market to expand.

The plan brokered by Mr. Pataki, estimated to cost almost $3 billion over three years, would pay for various health-care proposals beyond raises for Mr. Rivera's union.

This implies a huge number of private equity-owned firms – estimated to be almost a fifth of corporate Britain – will fold, having a potentially devastating impact on jobs.

Estimated to number almost 2,000 when discovered in the late 18th century, they were easily conquered and enslaved by a party of Maori in 1835 and were gradually assimilated.

It's also just a fraction of Spiegel's overall net worth, which is estimated to be almost $4 billion.