Some estimates suggested that the total could be much higher.

Estimates suggest that 1,000 people are still killed every year.

Various estimates suggest that there are between 2 and 3 million such people.

Western estimates suggest the figure may be closer to 5 percent.

Many estimates suggest that the price of our broken society is close to £150 billion.

Other market areas were in a better position than prior estimates had suggested.

Earlier estimates had suggested that the proposed changes would cost about $15 billion for the first five years.

The best estimates now available suggest that only about 1 percent of Americans were missed in 1980.

Other estimates suggest the death toll has been much higher.

But other estimates suggest the sums involved could be far higher.