Sentence examples for more modest estimate from inspiring English sources

Capgemini and Merrill Lynch come up with a more modest estimate of about $43 trillion.

That is a far more modest estimate than the one originally given by the military and by the Bush Administration.

This survey was a more modest estimate compared with an October poll that found "nearly two-thirds of voters (65%) support a proposal to legalise, regulate and tax marijuana in California for adults".

Another scientific team, which analyzed satellite images, has come up with a somewhat more modest estimate of 12,600 to 21,500 barrels a day, just a slight uptick from the team's earlier finding.

After the president completed his trip to the kingdom, many news accounts settled on the more "modest" estimate that Riyadh's new purchases of Lockheed Martin helicopters, Boeing maritime patrol planes, and other U.S. military items would be worth around $110 billion.

The new analysis offered a more modest estimate than a Harvard study published in May, which reported roughly 4,645 people died in the aftermath of Maria.

Even more modest estimates forecast steady double-digit growth.

If so that's above the more modest estimates of 600,000-800,000 that were expected, and a creditable follow-up to the record 1.8m crowd of 2009.

Not all schools submitted numbers that strain credibility, and some have put forth more modest estimates after years of sky-high claims.

Only three years after the first deals, says the bank, they already run to 65m hectares an eighth of the bank's own estimate of total available land (and a third of the more modest estimates).

This calculation, helped by having a TUC representative in the police control room looking at CCTV, prompted the early and more modest estimates, says Stanley.