Sentence examples for mostly estimated from inspiring English sources

(Lots are mostly estimated at a few thousand dollars each in both sales).

The auction lots, mostly estimated to sell for a few hundred dollars, give a sense of Dixon's pampered lifestyle.

The sale's 1,133 lots, some containing dozens of cards, are mostly estimated to bring a few hundred dollars each.

The lots, mostly estimated to bring a few hundred dollars each, include firemen's battered leather hats and buckets, miniature pumps and ladder trucks, sections of hoses and water mains, and portraits of insurance company executives.

After all, the numbers involved are mostly estimated, subject to change once the season gets under way; for instance, there are escape clauses enabling agencies to relinquish commercial time they bought in the upfront market if clients change their minds about needing the spots during the season.

Also, propagation of crack initiation can be mostly estimated between load and support points.  .

In the context of signal and image processing, ANC has been already used in works which mostly estimate an image from a version of itself contaminated with additive noise [19 22].

However, these studies mostly estimate the likely impact of the TPP on trade of various countries mainly due to the confidentiality clause in the negotiation of the agreement (Li and Whalley 2012; Petri et al. 2012; Todsadee et al. 2012; Kawasaki 2014; Itakura and Lee 2012; Cheong 2013).

Non-HDL-C translates into biological measurement of both the number (since it mostly estimates cholesterol from apoB-carrying lipoproteins) and the combined cholesterol mass of atherogenic apoB-containing particles.

Trump described the ads as "vicious, horrible" and "mostly false" – estimating the falsehoods at 90%.

About 200m people in the world now take illegal drugs, mostly cannabis, estimates the UN Office on Drugs and Crime.