Sentence examples for actually estimates from inspiring English sources

Actually, estimates range from $3 billion to $6 billion — a whopping build-out even by 21st-century standards.

These numbers, along with most of what we think of as facts in development, are actually estimates.

My gas bill actually estimates I spent more like £1231.48, but the Wattson doesn't know what tariff I'm on.

Goldman Sachs actually estimates the penetration of VR in the live events space to be worth $4.1bn£2.8bnby) by 2025 [pdf], with viewers paying roughly $10 per event.

DRI actually estimates the bug will cost about $120 billion, domestically, to fix.

All these data are actually estimates that could possibly suffer from statistical biases such as noise and missing values.

The report actually estimated the ABCC increased productivity by 9.4% not 16.8%.

The Otto study and others using the same type of approach actually estimate what's called "effective" climate sensitivity, and then make certain assumptions under which effective and equilibrium sensitivity would be the same.

The new edition of State of Food Insecurity in the World, an annual report from the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, does not actually estimate the number of hungry people across the globe.

Some authors actually estimate both models simultaneously to verify results robustness.

For this reason we have used the SNRs estimated for DF instead of those actually estimated for AF.