Sentence examples for estimated to top from inspiring English sources

His wealth is estimated to top $2 billion.

Farmers have found the toads, whose population is estimated to top a million, a great menace.

Poorer wage earners left out of the boom have to rent, creating a new class of private-sector landlords whose collective equity is now estimated to top £800bn.

Between quarantine, transport and staffing the price of running a European horse in the Melbourne Cup is estimated to top $150,000.

Research by the Guardian found more than 1,600 people on the waiting lists of 17 charities, with the total figure estimated to top 10,000 for the 135 specialist support groups across the UK.

The lack of cold storage facilities and poor refrigeration accounts for some of that, but the waste is one of the biggest factors in making it hard for the world to feed itself – an increasing problem in the context of a global population estimated to top 10bn by 2050, and the need to increase food production by more than half to cater to that rapidly growing need, according to the UN.

"Handset margins are estimated to have topped 20% and profits from the division also topped 4tn won".

Last year, the trade is estimated to have topped $100bn.

American and European unemployment rates rose to barely more than 10% in the recent crisis; they are estimated to have topped 25% in the 1930s.

(For reference, spending on Thanksgiving in the U.S. is estimated to have topped $1 billion last year, with Black Friday 2014 said to have reaped $1.5 billion — yes, China's Single's Day is an online sales bonanza… and then some).

The cumulative television audience for the final rounds of the 2006 tournament, played over a period of four weeks, is estimated to have topped 30 billion in 213 countries.