Sentence examples for ever estimated from inspiring English sources

The subprime rip-off is resulting in the largest transfer of wealth out of minority America ever, estimated now at close to $1 trillion.

If you have these Mega Millions winning numbers, you are now at least a part owner of the biggest jackpot ever, estimated at $640 million.

In fact, absolute rates of sequence evolution in seed plant mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) are among the slowest ever estimated.

However, the normal range of rotation of the knee in various healthy populations in vivo is not known, age and gender differences are not established, and knee rotation is hardly ever estimated in clinical practice.

"I can't recall ever estimating or offering an expert opinion on loss rates for sweetener categories," Dr. Wilde wrote.

Three and a half billion people later, he is more pessimistic than ever, estimating there is only a 10% chance of avoiding a collapse of global civilisation.

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Elizabeth Nunez, the conference director and the director of the Black Writers Institute at Medgar Evers, estimated that 1,200 people attended the conference, from as far away as Germany, Japan and Britain.

The ONS also published its second ever estimate of online crime, which it put at 5.6m fraud and computer misuse offences, confirming its high volume on a level comparable with offline crime.

These results represent the first ever estimates for the common bottlenose dolphin over a wide portion of the Western Mediterranean Sea Subregion, with the potential to be useful baseline data to inform conservation.

This total covers 61 million children of primary school age, 60 million of lower secondary school age, and includes the first- ever estimate of those of upper secondary school age at 142 million.