Sentence examples for estimates that could from inspiring English sources

By some estimates, that could cost Mittal an extra €5 billion ($6.4 billion) or so.

By some estimates, that could mean up to $7 billion in British public money being spent in continental Europe to clear Britain's backlog of patients.

This study suggests that the best performance comes from the ground radar estimates that could be used as an alternative in case of the gauge denial.

By some estimates, that could have benefited as many as 90 percent of recent I.P.O.'s, including such prominent names as LinkedIn, Zynga and Pandora Media.

In this review, we attempt to replicate the impact estimates provided by Tol (2009, 2014) and find a large number of errors and estimates that could not be replicated.

At only the current rate of increase in the polls (about 1.5percentnt a year according to some estimates), that could put equal rights for gays, including marriage, at about a sixty-five per cent or higher approval rating.

The state news media have estimated that executions could drop by as much as 30percentt -- an estimate that could not be proved but that implied deep flaws within the current system.

In February, the administration asked for $141.7 billion for the wars, an amount that officials said at the time was an estimate that could increase.

The reading for Japan, an initial estimate that could yet be revised, beat a 2.9percentt median forecast of 20 economists surveyed by Bloomberg News.

It's estimated that could grow by 76% from the first half of the decade to the second.

(The simple math is $18 *1,000,0000 * 0.15, or $2,700,000 in revenue to date for HomeHero, an estimate that could be off by a huge margin in either direction).