Sentence examples for estimates that the changes from inspiring English sources

The administration estimates that the changes would raise almost $1 billion.

In all, James estimates that the changes have saved thousands of lives a year across Intermountain's network.

The company estimates that the changes, including more advanced science questions on genetics and biochemistry, could effectively double the coursework for med school admission.

One source we've spoken with estimates that the changes may drop usage on their apps by 70% or more (more on that below, some developers may use the changes to their advantage).

He doesn't think that such change will happen overnight - in fact he estimates that the changes in the curriculum to reflect the computer age will take 25 years to bed in, but he is hopeful that, in the end, it can create students that are more confident in using the language of coding.

The analysis estimates that the changes in health behaviours resulting from U@Uni would produce a small increase in mean survival of approximately 0.0008 years (0.29 days) per person (discounted at 1.5% per annum) compared to the control condition.

Of these, adjusting for an increase in the risk of smoking over time was the only simple adjustment which resulted in estimates that matched the changes in lung cancer risks for the U.S. population of white males over the past several decades.

First, the Commission estimates that, if the changes were made retroactive, 51,141 individuals who are currently in prison (an incredible 23percentt of the total population) would be eligible to seek a reduction in their sentences.

The state estimates that the change will extend the benefit to as many as 100,000 families.

The White House estimates that the change would cost $14 billion over the next decade.

The Treasury estimates that the change will yield £50m in the current financial year, rising to £190m by 2016-17.