Sentence examples for the world estimates from inspiring English sources

Even with the best will in the world, estimates can be wildly off the mark.

While South Africa undisputedly has the highest rates of rape in the world, estimates on the number of assaults each day vary greatly.

Sue Bray, the executive director of the Good Sam Club, which has one million member families and claims to be the largest R.V. club in the world, estimates that 70,000 of the club's member's are full-timers.

Chris Clum, executive director of Experience Mission, which arranges Christian mission trips around the world, estimates that 50 percent of the 3,000 to 4,000 volunteers who travel with his 10-year-old organization each year are now families.

Teri McCaslin, the executive vice president for human resources and information systems at the ContiGroup Companies, one of the largest privately held agribusiness corporations in the world, estimates that about half the 60 middle and senior managers at the New York headquarters have undergone company-sponsored executive coaching.

"Ebola has killed one-third of the gorillas in the world," estimates Walsh.

South Africa has the largest population of rhinos in the world, estimated at 19,000.

The earthquake brought pledges of support from around the world, estimated at more than thirteen billion dollars.

Zimbabwe has one of the highest unemployment rates in the world, estimated at more than 90%.

Experts say it could turn into one of the biggest markets in the world, estimated to be worth over $200 billion a year.

But the fact that Manchester has the second biggest student population in the world – estimated in the region of 90,000 and growing – means that rental demands are present.