Sentence examples for anyone estimated from inspiring English sources

But I am curious: has anyone estimated the cost of preparing for the strike that never happened?

The last time anyone estimated the cost of truly putting out the fire, 20 years ago, specialists said it would take at least $600 million.

With wages subsidized but the shoe company forbidden to fire anyone, estimating profit or loss is impossible, much less planning long-term investments in new equipment, said Ali Hadi, a manager.

("All of humanity's crimes are only degrees of theft," he remarks. And later: "How can anyone estimate the ballistic qualities of words?") Even after his death, the whisperings continue.

While it has long been known that Americans are more sedentary at work compared with the farming and manufacturing workers of 50 years ago, the new study is believed to be the first in which anyone has estimated how much daily caloric expenditure has been lost in the workplace.

That, in turn, could send global temperatures soaring much faster than anyone has estimated.

But, by including all such models that now exist, this study marks "the first time anyone has estimated the ocean's role while accounting for these processes," he says.

While mosquitoes won't hesitate to sink their teeth into anyone, an estimated 20% of people are especially attractive to the pesky little bugs.

And it certainly wasn't usual to compare anyone who wants to tax the rich -- or even anyone who estimates the share of last year's tax cut that went to the wealthy -- to Adolf Hitler.

"I don't think anyone can estimate the earning power of Enron over the next three to four quarters, and I'm not sure Enron has a good estimate".

A hundred and twenty people were dead, as far as anyone could estimate at that point, and eventually the survivors made their way into the dark, unheated elementary school and other shelters, where classrooms were preferred to gymnasiums.