Sentences with phrase «even high estimates»

This exceeds even high estimates of Teachout's potential support.

Some critics say the true intent is to affect substantially more workers than even the higher estimate.

Movement leaders suggest even higher estimates of around 2 to 2.5 million children currently being home schooled.

Even the highest estimates were nearly 20 % lower.

The American Centers for Disease Control and Prevention have an even higher estimate of children's deaths from diarrhea — 2,195 a day — more than HIV / AIDS, malaria and measles combined.

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This August, Variety estimated his annual salary to be even higher, at $ 25 million.

Other estimates put those numbers even higher.

That's lower than other experts have estimated but he said it's high enough that refiners on the U.S. West Coast or possibly even Asia Pacific would be motivated to overcome logistical hurdles and start supplying the market.

Losses exceeded $ 230 million in 2016, yet the bureau estimates that only a fraction of crimes are even reported, putting the likely actual number much higher.

Some estimates put the official figure even higher.

And with the North Koreans now capable, by some estimates, of producing an atomic bomb every sixth or seventh week, the cost of reaching any new agreement would be even higher.

As long as earnings estimates and revenue streams keep increasing, these tech stocks are positioned to rise even higher.

This is even higher than early industry estimates of $ 5.24 billion.

Following last week's US Senate hearings on virtual currency, Bitcoin has hit all time highs exceeding even the most optimistic estimates for price versus fiat currencies.

Even then — and especially if they rely on higher estimates — a revenue «trigger» could help ensure revenue losses don't persist of expected growth fails to materialize.

Last month when home sales missed estimates, we heard the howls that an inventory crisis was preventing sales from rising, even though sales for the previous months were the highest in the cycle with inventory -LSB-...]

Last month when home sales missed estimates, we heard the howls that an inventory crisis was preventing sales from rising, even though sales for the previous months were the highest in the cycle with inventory at cycle lows.

He notes that estimates of the percentage of homosexuals among male clergy «have ranged from the most conservative 10 percent to a more reasonable 20 percent or even 30 percent, although some have advanced estimates as high as 50 percent or more.»

Estimates for I Can Only Imagine said it would make about $ 2 - $ 8 million, but it more than doubled even the high end of that range.

Despite its high estimate of womanhood, even the Book of Proverbs, in the many passages where it condemns harlotry, (Proverbs 2:16; 5:3 - 5; 7:5 - 27; 23:27.28.)

Some estimates place the number even higher.

Fran — The reducing time is just an estimate as stoves range so much in power, no two really agree on the temperature of «medium - high» and even pot thickness / material and depth / width can change the time.

The national recycling rate for all aluminium packaging stands at 55 % and the estimated recycling rate for aluminium drinks cans has reached 69 % but the figures could be even higher, suggests the Aluminium Packaging Recycling Organisation (Alupro).

The increase in risk remained high even when overlying deaths were discounted (32 times higher) or the estimate of rates of bedsharing among living infants doubled (20 times higher).

The Department of Public Health estimates that 20 % of these women experience depression, with even higher rates in low - income communities.

Some estimates put the figure even higher.

NEW YORK (Reuters)- New York Governor Andrew Cuomo on Wednesday ordered a 10 percent cut in personal service contracts to shrink a yawning deficit, even as he and the legislature agreed on a higher revenue estimate.

Even this much lower estimate is still almost # 200 million higher than the # 450 million suggested by Khan during the campaign, however.

They estimated high probabilities for a Clinton victory, even though some were more careful than others in claiming that the race would be very tight.

This is troubling enough, but other estimates put the number of enslaved people in the world even higher.

Whether the actuarial rates on such insurance would be too high for the bank to sustain may be a factor, but the problem is more that they don't have any way to estimate the risk from the bank run to even make such a decision in the first place.

Stringer estimated that 57 percent of renters with credit history across the city could boost their score by up to 10 points under the program, and 19 percent could see it go up even higher.

«Our calculations are all conservative, so this is the lower end of the estimate — the impact could be even higher than this,» said Dr. Waters.

And even the new estimates may be too high, says Struewing, because people may have been more likely to volunteer for the trial if they or a family member had breast cancer.

Such a surge of funds and resources — higher than earlier estimates — seems unlikely to materialize fast enough to contain this virus even as new cases erupt in west Africa.

These estimates are even higher for other segments of the population; for example, a 2011 report by the American College Health Association found that 30 percent of college students have «felt so depressed that it was difficult to function» within the past year.

Other estimates are even higher.

And even this is likely a conservative estimate; Barnes said the number may be as high as 99 percent.

Saunders also defended the study's use of medium - to - high emissions estimates from the IPCC, saying he expects the international body to issue even higher greenhouse gas predictions in its next five - year study, in 2012.

The scientists point out that even their meager estimates are probably on the high side, because roads and other humanmade barriers are likely to reduce how well animals can track to their new ranges.

Still, compared with recent estimates for a rocket mission to Mars, which run as high as $ 1 trillion, even $ 24 billion for a space elevator looks cheap.

Malcolm Lader, professor of psychopharmacology at the Institute of Psychiatry in London, believes the real death rate is even higher: he estimates that in Britain one person a week dies in this way.

Poker players may decide to continue betting despite a lower chance of winning, just as doctors may decide to go ahead with more aggressive treatments even when the risk may be high and the estimated benefit low.

One tentative estimate put warming two or even three times higher than current middle - range forecasts of 3 to 4 °C based on a doubling of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere, which is likely by late this century.

The best estimates for the occurrence rates of habitable zone earth - sized planets around sun - like stars is about 50 %, and for lower - mass stars this value is likely to be even higher: most red dwarf stars are expected to have one or more habitable zone, approximately earth - sized planets.

(Note: even the sensitivities in the two new probabalistic estimates are strongly skewed to the high side).

Even so, the IPCC estimates above indicate: 1) Total Net Atmospheric Carbon Emissions to 2100 will amount to ~ 2050 PgC (or more) on current Trends, 2) A BAU projected estimate would push CO2 to ~ 952 ppm by 2100 (or more), and 3) Global average temperature increase / anomaly would be as high as ~ 6.8 C by 2100

Experts estimate that emissions from the degradation of mangroves can be as high as 10 % of total emissions from deforestation globally, even though mangroves account for only 0.7 % of tropical forest area *.

Professor Murray says the study is «a very competent and conservative assessment of what research studies tell us about the relationship between cannabis and psychiatric disorders» and that the risk could be even higher than the authors have estimated.

New high - resolution observations of Vesta by the DAWN mission reveal that the creatr is part of an even larger impact basin that was created by two massive overlapping impacts roughly around one and two billion years ago, which scooped out around one percent of the asteroid's estimated volume and blasted it into space (more from NASA's DAWN Mission and NEO Program; 1997 NASA / Hubble news release; Cornell University; Thomas et al, 1997; Kelley et al, 2003; and Jerry Coffrey, Universe Today, June 15 2009; and Russell et al, 2012; Jaumann et al, 2012; Marchi et al, 2012; and Schenk et al, 2012).