Sentence examples for estimates will take from inspiring English sources

The training, McCracken estimates, will take six to nine months.

Construction will begin after a required environmental review process, which Mr. Garson estimates will take 14 to 16 months.

He has said he will prove the authenticity of his findings by thawing five remaining frozen stem-cell lines, a procedure he estimates will take around ten days.

The Office of the Police Ombudsman (Oponi), the body that investigates allegations of police wrongdoing, has a backlog of conflict-related cases that it estimates will take decades to clear.

Perhaps as soon as next week, he will return to Senegal to harness trade winds, currents and several years of training to make the trip, which he estimates will take 20 weeks, to the foot of the Brooklyn Bridge.

BECAUSE the land is owned by the city, the project will have to go through a formal approval process before it is decided whether the site will be sold or leased on a long-term basis, a process Mr. Muss estimates will take from 12 to 18 months.

Already, 8,000 people have signed up to go Amazon-free this Christmas, which the campaigners estimate will take £1.13m away from Amazon's Christmas sales.

One of the biggest tasks facing the group is getting the millions of Web sites to support the new system, a process analysts estimate will take a few years.

A century-old water main on the west edge of the park that burst last winter is to be repaired, a job that city officials estimate will take six months.

But the Cheneys were forced into the alternative minimum tax system, which the Treasury Department has estimated will take away part or all of the Bush tax cuts from 35 million households within the next few years.

Phil Vega East Yorkshire Hack inquiries to take years The judge-led inquiry into the phone hacking cannot start until after the police have completed their inquires, which it is estimated will take "many years".