Sentence examples for varying estimates from inspiring English sources

I have heard widely varying estimates of what "the number" typically is.

The broadness of the definition has led to varying estimates of the syndrome's prevalence.

"Over the past couple of decades we've had wildly varying estimates, 30 million, 100 million.

Until now, researchers have given widely varying estimates of the size of these segments.

There are varying estimates of the number of foreign fighters in Iraq.

The exact figure is a matter of dispute, with the government and Coptic church offering varying estimates.

Military officials gave varying estimates of the number of men at the post; some said 90, others 120.

As many as half of people with the condition, however, are untreated, by varying estimates.

Yet there are widely varying estimates of how much money is being spent on fighting climate change in poor economies.

Both forces impose taxes on traders, however, with the Taliban earning $10 million to $30 million a year, according to varying estimates, the report says.

There were also widely varying estimates of the badger populations, which led former environment secretary to claim that the badgers "had moved the goalposts".