Sentence examples for aggressive estimates from inspiring English sources

"I don't think buyers are as tolerant right now of aggressive estimates".

So even under fairly aggressive estimates, the elimination of these three deductions would raise only a modest amount of money.

Other analysts are making even more aggressive estimates for the company's value, which, as of Friday, was $656 billion.

Ms. Mitchell said she got into trouble with aggressive estimates and also noticed the absence of some buyers this season from the dot-com and financial services worlds.

Expectations that the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates if the economy deteriorates encouraged it to maintain relatively aggressive estimates, the company said.

Based on the most aggressive estimates of cuts that might find bipartisan support, a senior Democratic official said, this Republican plan would produce savings of somewhat more than $1.5 trillion, well short of the $2.4 trillion that Republicans say is needed to justify an increase in the debt ceiling until February 2013.

This is not an aggressive estimate; after the ResCap bankruptcy talk took hold, spreads on Ally Financial credit default swaps increased by one percentage point.

"The president knows that ANWR represents 46 years' worth of imports of oil from Saddam Hussein's Iraq," Ari Fleischer, the White House spokesman, said today, using a somewhat aggressive estimate of the amount of reserves in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge.

But even if Reyes's season is discounted using Perry's more aggressive estimate for the extra effort put in by players in their contract years, his numbers still look remarkable.

Caris & Co. analyst Rick Whittington reiterated an "above average" rating on Intel with the expectation that his "once-aggressive" estimates for fourth-quarter revenue and earnings per share "could prove conservative".

If the enrichment took place in Iran, it means the country is much further along the road to becoming a nuclear weapons power than even the most aggressive intelligence estimates anticipated.