Sentence examples for estimates that suggest from inspiring English sources

The company cited estimates that suggest as many as 1 million coding positions will go unfilled by 2020.

These figures are reasonably in line with external estimates that suggest a rate of five cases of severe pre-eclampsia per 1000 pregnancies 19 (although severity is not well recorded in the CPRD so comparison is difficult) and one case of eclampsia per 2000 pregnancies.

What the humanitarian community was hoping to get, probably naïvely, were better estimates that suggest, for example.

Not after Brexit, according to independently reviewed Treasury estimates that suggest house prices would fall by 10%-18 10%-1818.

"There's been estimates that suggest covering a third in the city's pavement with a cooler materials might be able to move the needle on the city's temperature.

The Congressional Budget Office, for example, which provided earlier estimates that suggest a more drastic effect on retirees, calculates that the Senate bill will result in more companies dropping coverage than the House version.

In his speech, he suggested that around 50% of the plots identified had links to Pakistan – a decline on previous estimates that suggested the figure was nearer 75%.

Later, ScottishPower said it agreed with government estimates that suggested total savings for households of around £50 for a typical dual-fuel customer.

Officials said the subway shutdown was prompted mainly by wind estimates that suggested the hurricane could rock subway cars in places where they run above ground.

Last year, a study published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences presented a "conservative" estimate that suggested that upward of 100 current death-row inmates in the US are innocent.

His speech highlighted industry estimates that suggested that – within one week of going on sale – the top three mobile adblockers in the App Store were downloaded nearly 175,000 times.