Sentence examples for estimates to exist from inspiring English sources

General Sultan admits that "progress has been slow"; but of the 12,000 madrassas the government estimates to exist, he claims that 7,000 have undertaken reform.

Up to 30,000 dark websites were estimated to exist in analysis done last year, Dr Lee says.

More than 100,000 western lowland gorillas are estimated to exist in the wild, (plus 4,000 in zoos) but they are vulnerable to ebola, poaching and deforestation.

According to Lisa Castlebury, a research mycologist at the National Fungus Collection, of the more than one and a half million species that are estimated to exist, we have named and described only a hundred thousand.

Fewer than 400 individual Zapata Rails are estimated to exist.

A local population of 4800 crabs is estimated to exist in a capture area of 2.3 km2, giving an estimated density of 2100 crabs/km2.

With most companies owning at least 100 TB of data stored and with 18.6 billion network connections estimated to exist now [2], resource allocation efficiency has never been so important.

Two inflation sources were estimated to exist at depths of 12 and 5 km beneath the Aira caldera and Kita-dake, respectively, based on global navigation satellite system (GNSS) observation campaigns (Iguchi et al. 2013).

In 1978, 500 billion tons of manganese nodules were estimated to exist on the ocean floor.

More than 400 different PDZ domains are currently estimated to exist in humans or in mice.

So far, more than 500 human miRNAs have been identified, and roughly 1000 are estimated to exist [ 7, 8].