Sentence examples for some estimations from inspiring English sources

By some estimations, Mr. Weill, 70, discounted the egos of the Philharmonic's leaders and directors.

But this year's draft has no consensus top choice and, by some estimations, no quarterback worth a first-round pick at all.

The destruction, in some estimations, is on a par with or greater than the damage from Hurricane Katrina in 2005.

It is severely overfished; its Atlantic population is down nearly 90 percent since the 1970s, according to some estimations.

Western officials describe IS as stronger and more sophisticated than all of these, amounting in some estimations to the biggest security threat facing the region since 9/11.

Her grand slam ambitions, which seemed realistic only a couple of days ago – nailed on, in some estimations, although not her own - lay in tatters on Sunday at the feet of Ana Ivanovic, who had never won more than four games in a single set in their four previous meetings.

However, blind receivers have to estimate symbol rate that always conveys some estimation error.

By some estimation better than Meat Loaf and [songwriter] Jim Steinman.

"I just wonder if you could give me some ballpark, some estimation, of how long this went on and how frequently this went on?" he asked.

In fact, the three countries that were elected to the commission over the United States -- France, Sweden and Austria -- by some estimation have better human rights records than we do.

The niqab One of the most helpful exercises is to present some estimation of how many women actually wear the niqab, the face veil, in any given European country in which there is controversy about it.