Sentence examples for estimated to exist from inspiring English sources
Up to 30,000 dark websites were estimated to exist in analysis done last year, Dr Lee says.
More than 100,000 western lowland gorillas are estimated to exist in the wild, (plus 4,000 in zoos) but they are vulnerable to ebola, poaching and deforestation.
A local population of 4800 crabs is estimated to exist in a capture area of 2.3 km2, giving an estimated density of 2100 crabs/km2.
According to Lisa Castlebury, a research mycologist at the National Fungus Collection, of the more than one and a half million species that are estimated to exist, we have named and described only a hundred thousand.
By accelerating the effort to discover, describe and conduct natural history studies for every one of the eight million species estimated to exist but still unknown to science, we can continue to add to and refine the Half-Earth Project map, providing effective guidance for conservation to achieve our goal.
Fewer than 400 individual Zapata Rails are estimated to exist.
General Sultan admits that "progress has been slow"; but of the 12,000 madrassas the government estimates to exist, he claims that 7,000 have undertaken reform.
As many as 425 peace organizations are estimated to have existed in 1900, fully half of them in Scandinavia and most others in Germany, Britain, and the United States.
Although the exact timing and location of Izanagi ridge subduction is far from being perfectly resolved (Whittaker et al. 2007; Seton et al. 2012), the Izanagi-Pacific ridge system is estimated to have existed from 120 to 60 Ma (Rowley 2008; van der Meer et al. 2012).
The galaxy, estimated to have existed around "380 million years" after the Big Bang (which was about 13.8 billion years ago), is about 13.42 billion light years away.
