Sentence examples for accurate total from inspiring English sources

An accurate total market demand forecast can yield clues about future product performance.

The truth is nobody had ever made a calculation like this one, and coming up with an accurate total turned out to be devilishly hard.

Calculating an accurate total is difficult because utility companies measure power losses in terms of bill-paying customers -- households and businesses, not individuals.

Making accurate total comparisons is difficult, in part because of limitations in the data available from the Federal Election Commission.

Although estimates of the cost existed, it would require a great deal of information from across the government to come up with an accurate total.

Accurate total reaction cross section models are important to achieving reliable predictions from spallation and transport codes.

Officials from the White House down have repeatedly said they cannot yet publish accurate totals, which also raises questions about how contractors were able to share overnight "dashboard" information among themselves.

The formula is somewhat arcane, but more accurate than total putts when it comes to predicting success.

Here, even taking Defendants characterization of the fees to be accurate, the total estimate of costs and fees would be $7,500, which would result in Bragg having to advance $3,750 at the outset of arbitration.

If this is accurate, the total number of Yahoo execs who have exited the company since January 2007 is approximately 115.

If Torres's prediction is accurate, the total cost of this suit (beyond what Facebook will pay its own lawyers): $123.3M.