Sentence examples for estimates to come from inspiring English sources

"I would expect estimates to come down," she said, "but the backlog is strong, and we could yet see strong results".

Hundreds of thousands of tourists are estimated to come from neighbouring China each year.

In total, 37% of the UK's population is estimated to come from routine and manual occupations.

In 2004, they are estimated to come in at just over 16percentt of G.D.P., a level last seen in 1951.

More than 1.3 million people, 340,000 vehicles and 58,000 shipments are estimated to come into the United States each day.

The number of deaths estimated to come from food poisoning also went down, to about 3,000 a year from 5,000.

But will it be the case in five, 10 or 15 years, at the point when the successor to HMS Vigilant is estimated to come into service?

A quarter of the country's GDP is estimated to come from remittances of Moldovans working abroad, most of them in Russia.

But with debt for students starting this year estimated to come to £53,400, it's unsurprising that commuting to university is an increasingly attractive option for incoming freshers.

Of that, some $350 billion is estimated to come from the Pentagon, although administration officials provided no details of how they reached that conclusion.

Last year, as much as $128m £84mm) worth of contraband was seized by authorities, less than 10 per cent of the amount estimated to come into Colombia.