Sentence examples for published an estimate from inspiring English sources

"Why has the government never published an estimate for the number of premature deaths due to long-term exposure to dangerous airborne particles?

In 2006, the World Health Organization published an estimate of civilian deaths that was twice as large as the one reported by Iraq Body Count.

A small organization called SkyTruth, which uses satellite images to monitor environmental problems, published an estimate on April 27 suggesting that the flow rate had to be at least 5,000 barrels a day, and probably several times that.

In 2011 the central bank published an estimate on its website, attributed to the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, that up to 18,000 officials had fled the country between 1995 and 2008 with stolen assets totalling 800 billion yuan ($130 billion at today's exchange rate).

WHO hasn't published an estimate.

Meanwhile, The Lancet journal in 2006 published an estimate of 654,965 excess Iraqi deaths related to the war of which 601,027 were caused by violence.

After several research groups questioned graduation rates, the federal Department of Education in 2005 published an estimated rate for each state, to identify those that were reporting least accurately.

As a result, this year we have published an estimated carbon footprint of the guardian website for the financial year 2010-11 in a separate digital footprint section of the report.

1 Which children's author (who died in 1961) published an estimated 100m words? 2 What item of clothing comes from Nîmes via Genoa? 3 Margaretha MacLeod danced under what professional name? 4 Which vast lake is drained by the Angara river? 5 What can be graded I, II* or II? 6 What natural manure comes from seabird excrement?

Lloyd's also publishes an estimate for seaborne oil on a regular basis.

It plans to publish an estimate of the siege situation every three months.