Sentence examples for astronomical estimated from inspiring English sources

The world wide cost of managing the consequences of sarcopenia is astronomical estimated in the hundreds of billions of dollars.

The astronomical estimated 2000 P/E of 247 may be daunting, but earnings growth is rapid enough to bring that into line within a few years.

Given the astronomical estimated cost of the high-speed rail project I doubt I have overpromised California's major population centers on the regional transit construction.

The costs of dealing with such a crisis would be astronomical; estimates suggest it could cause a reduction of 2% to 3.5% in global Gross Domestic Product (GDP) and cost the world up to $100 trillion USD.

The real profiteers are computer consultants who are outdueling each other with their astronomical estimates on the final costs of the Y2K problem.

Mexico isn't going to pay for it, despite Donald Trump's pledge during his campaign, and the astronomical estimates are running as high as $15 billion. .

Batygin, in a 2016 paper in the Astronomical Journal, estimated Planet Nine would be up to 10 times as massive as Earth.

It turns out that Bin Laden has a keen grasp of the federal budget: "As for the size of the economic deficit, it has reached record astronomical numbers estimated to total more than a trillion dollars.

"This year has seen record-breaking online shopping rates, particularly on Black Friday, which saw an astronomical £810m in estimated spend," said Experian's Giles Longhurst.

That was in no small part down to its (perhaps appropriately) astronomical cost - an estimated $10bn rather than its originally planned $1bn.

Sheriff Skrah's "astronomical" cost was estimated by the Secretary of State's office to be $400,000 annually for three new Highway Interdiction Team members, training of all Advanced Roadside Impairment Driving Enforcement, and training Drug Recognition Experts, whereas Measure 91 is estimated to bring in $17 to $40 million annually.