Sentence examples for estimates would have from inspiring English sources

Inclusion of disability incurred due to leishmaniasis scars in our DALY estimates would have significantly altered our estimated cost-effectiveness range.

States, the CBO estimates, would have to raise revenue or cut aggressively to offset the drop in federal spending.

A 175-pound angel, he estimates, would have to have a 26-foot wingspread and would need to run two miles for a takeoff.

The company received cancellations for reservations it estimates would have brought in $300 million in revenue in the days after the trade center disaster, according to Mr. Sternlicht.

Viridian Housing had planned to install solar panels on 1,300 homes before April 2012, which it estimates would have saved residents £180 a year on energy bills.

First, because true prevalence and penetrance in unselected individuals are uncertain, we conducted sensitivity analyses to explore the impact that different estimates would have on our results.

"My best estimate would have been two or three [ballot wins]," he said.

A comparable house in Westchester, they estimated, would have cost them about $250,000.

But a value estimate would have to account for some notable blemishes.

That estimate would have placed even the most expensive high-definition models at $4,000 and $5,000.

If the United Nations had continued to use its older methods to calculate the current figure, the estimate would have been 43 million, Dr. Piot said.