Sentence examples for most generous estimates from inspiring English sources

And even the most generous estimates of today's Taliban insurgency suggest it is no more than 20,000 men.

By the most generous estimates, then, it seems the original Fire did not live up to expectations.

As a result, there aren't many; the most generous estimates put their number at around 20. Obviously, trying to get six billion people to marry a group of 20 individuals presents problems.

Even after the school massacre in Newtown, Conn., in December reignited the national debate over gun control, Ms. Feinstein's proposal was never close to passing the Senate, even by the most generous estimates.

Its dominance only lasted about a decade, though, from 1913-1926 by the most generous estimates, and probably considerably less.

The most generous estimates claim you have a 1-in-10 million chance of being the deciding vote in an election, and that's only if you live in a swing state and if you vote for one of the two major parties.

By then, at the most generous estimate, perhaps 1,000 people were in the street.

Even by the most generous estimate, Jews make up just 3 percent of the population in Nevada.

It found that British banks earned far more than even the most generous estimate of their cost of capital.

But he said the most generous estimate was that aid was reaching 500,000 out of a total population in need of up to 2.5 million.

Still, at a most generous estimate, less than 2% of fruits and vegetables are actually sold at them.