Sentence examples for estimated to commit from inspiring English sources
Drug users are estimated to commit between a third and a half of all acquisitive crime, such as shoplifting, burglary, vehicle crime and robbery.
Likewise, police in Quebec, Canada recently busted a crime ring that is estimated to have committed fraud worth up to $100 million, MSNBC reports.
Homosexuals are at least 12 times more likely to molest children than heterosexuals; homosexual teachers are at least 7 times more likely to molest a pupil; homosexual teachers are estimated to have committed at least 25percentt of pupil molestation; 40percentt of molestation assaults were made by those who engage in homosexuality.
The Chinese are estimated to have $120 billion committed to Iranian gas and oil projects, and China has been Iran's biggest oil export market for the past five years.
From 1.3percentto1.5percentcent of people in the United States suffer from bipolar disorder, and their risk of committing suicide is estimated to be 10 to 20 times that of the rest of the population.
But while lauding Mr. Feinberg for making significant improvements -- establishing a $250,000 minimum award, doubling noneconomic awards to dependents to $100,000 from $50,000, offering ballpark award estimates to families before they commit to the fund -- several continued to voice angry complaints about various provisions.
The constant b reflects the maximum error we are willing to commit when estimating the weights w.
The error correction approach tested here was proposed in 2004 but has not been widely used, perhaps because researchers do not want to commit to an estimate of the error rate.
I2: "Everyone has to commit.
