Sentence examples for estimates date from inspiring English sources

Some of these estimates date back decades (many post-harvest loss studies were conducted during the 1970s and 1980s).

In the case of Christianity, most reputable estimates date the four gospels between 65 and 100AD, with Mark the first and John the last.

In a major study (pdf) of the economic costs of indoor and outdoor pollution, the bank found that in 2013 – the year from which the latest available estimates date – China lost nearly 10% of its GDP, India 7.69% and Sri Lanka and Cambodia roughly 8%.

Earlier estimates date back to data from Mariner 10, a spacecraft that flew past Mercury three times during the 1970s but saw less than half the planet.

Other estimates date the sign to the early 2000s.

This space Buddha, also known as "iron man" to the researchers, is of unknown age, though the best estimates date the statue to sometime between the eighth and 10th centuries.

Previous reports relied on estimates dating back to the 1950s and 1960s in some countries outside sub-Saharan Africa.

Previous estimates dated the common ancestor to about 1931.

Other estimates dated Little Foot back as far as 4.1 million years, or as recently as 2.5 million years.

He indicated that May 1, a previously estimated date of his return, was doubtful but not out of the question.

The Xoom, too, finally has an estimated date for its long, long overdue conversion to 4G.