Sentence examples for generally estimate from inspiring English sources

For those folks, we generally estimate six months to a year.

Government sources generally estimate global money laundering to account for around one trillion to two trillion dollars each year.

For thinly traded securities, like smaller-company stocks and junk bonds, or for foreign securities whose markets closed hours earlier, fund companies generally estimate a "fair value".

It is unclear how many of those were Americans, but analysts generally estimate that they make up at least half of any online gambling market.

If all of the projects now under construction or planned in Norwalk come to fruition, the city could add close to two million square feet of new offices within the decade to the more than five million square feet it has now, filling what industry brokers generally estimate as pent-up demand for two million square feet of offices countywide.

The proposed sensing interface using phosphonic moieties as functional group holds promise to generally estimate metal accumulation, trafficking, and function or toxicity in living systems.

The rights are generally estimated to be worth hundreds of millions of dollars.

The costs of the Interception Modernisation Programme are generally estimated at £2bn, not £6bn.

There are no real statistics here, but it is generally estimated that 150,000 people died and 17,000 are still missing.

Analysts generally estimated that the company would trade at about 7.2 times earnings for the 2014 fiscal year.

Romney, whose net worth is generally estimated to be $200 million, earned his money rather than marrying into it.