Sentence examples for has estimated to from inspiring English sources
Americans for Prosperity also created an offshoot, Patients United Now, which organized what Phillips has estimated to be more than three hundred rallies against health-care reform.
It gets by on less than $3 million a year, compared to, say, the cost of a single shuttle mission, which NASA has estimated to be $450 million (other estimates have been considerably higher).
China is also exposed to global warming on its low-lying, densely populated coastline, which the Energy Department in Washington has estimated to have more people vulnerable to displacement from rising sea levels than anywhere else on earth.
The first implication here is that elites are liberals, not men like Gingrich — whose net worth The Los Angeles Times has estimated to be $6.7 million, who was a history professor, who was paid $1.6 million dollars by Freddie Mac for "advice," and who had a half million dollar line of credit at Tiffany's.
For example, at the global-country scale, the direct effects have been contribution of the investments in HSR systems to the national GDP, which in Europe has estimated to be about 0.25 % of the national GDPs.
But rather than having deep implications for human nature, the authors of the new study suggest that chimpanzee homicide - which previous research has estimated to occur at a similar rate to that seen in hunter-gatherer human societies - goes up and down as a simple consequence of competition for resources.
He answered critics by giving what others have estimated to be $100 million to charity.
But it is much less than the 10,000-15,000 milithets the army had estimated to be in the Mehsud fief.
This week the Red Cross has estimated up to 50,000.
Joseph Stiglitz has estimated the cost to the UK of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan as £18bn.
