Sentence examples for estimates affecting from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless unemployment has remained stubbornly high, according to some estimates affecting 40percentnt of the labour force.

PTSD is the signature wound of modern warfare, by some estimates affecting nearly 20percentt of soldiers returning from Afghanistan and Iraq.

This mass exodus of employees--nearly three times the city's normal turnover--will cost Anaheim nearly 2,000 years of job experience by some estimates, affecting virtually every city department.

"Dislecksia: The Movie," is a 90-minute film on the learning disability, which the Mayo Clinic estimates affects from 30 to 35 million Americans.

He estimates it would cost about that same amount – $1bn – to abate all the lead paint in Baltimore, which, he estimates, affects 100,000 houses – everything built before lead paint was outlawed in 1978.

The job cuts announced Tuesday, which were in line with previous estimates, affect all of Opel's 11 factories in Europe except those in Gliwice, Poland, and Ellesmere Port, Britain.

Comcast, for instance, limits its customers to 250 gigabytes a month, a threshold that it estimates affects no more than a few percent of its customers.

All of these estimates affect Nifty trading returns.

For instance, we must address the epidemic of workplace bullying, which by some estimates, affects one-third of the workforce.

CORRECTION: A previous version of this article had misinformation about the disease yellow fever, which, according to World Health Organization estimates, affects 200,000 people a year.

The bias in effect size estimates affects both methods, however.