Sentence examples for soon estimated from inspiring English sources

Born Too Soon estimated that low-cost interventions could prevent up to three quarters of premature baby deaths each year.

In particular, it was soon estimated that many genes were involved in this prolongation of Drosophila adaptation, implicating a large amount of genomic change in the re-tuning of the aging process [ 10].

Oxfam has little hope the outbreak will be contained anytime soon, estimating 600,000 people will have cholera by year's end.

Last month, Martijn Rats, head of European oil research at investment bank Morgan Stanley, saw a 70 to 80percentt chance of a BP settlement soon, and estimated the company would pay between $20 billion and $25 billion against all federal claims, including possible criminal penalties.

The Yankees said it was too soon to estimate how much time he would miss.

Vytorin remains under study, and Mr. Hassan said it was too soon to estimate the impact of the Vytorin matter on the company.

In an interview he said that it was too soon to estimate total ticket sales for the 10-week run, but added that when the mostly positive reviews of "The Revisionist" were published on Feb. 28 the production sold $200,000 in tickets that day – a sizable number of those then available.

"It's too soon to estimate the cost of the damage".

Officials from the city and Boring have stated that it's too soon to estimate a timeframe or final cost for this project, but have stated that Boring will be fronting the bill.

Mr Galbraith says: "It is too soon to estimate the true cost of the damage caused by this current flooding and it will take many months before the full extent of the bill facing many uninsured homeowners and insurance companies alike is known".

Although your local repair shop won't be out of business any time soon: researchers estimate they'll have more conclusive findings within the next five to ten years.