Sentence examples for toll estimated from inspiring English sources

The death toll, estimated to be approaching half a million, reflects the costs of non-intervention.

The Tongan police said Tuesday that the death toll, estimated earlier at 95 or more, was believed to be 75.

The widespread sexual violence during the Rwandan genocide has perhaps been overshadowed by the high death toll, estimated between 800,000 and 1,000,000 people.

While the death toll, estimated to be at least 48, is high, suicide attacks in and around the Afghan capital have been common in recent years.

Occupation was accompanied by devastation and destruction on a massive scale and a civilian death toll estimated by one source at 655,000.

Congress did not ban cigarettes or addictive nicotine despite a death toll estimated by the government at 400,000 a year, partly because public-health advocates say smokers would turn to a black market.

The agency also tallies up the economic toll, estimating a nearly $200bn total in medical costs and lost productivity caused by tobacco use.

Death toll estimates for Texas range from 17 to 38, while estimates of deaths in Mexico, where records are less complete, vary more widely.

Varying death toll estimates are certainly not limited to Syria.

This is not uncommon in wars; death toll estimates from World War II still vary.

The Harvard researchers came up with their death toll estimate for the months after the hurricane hit in September 2017 by surveying thousands of households across the island.