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At turning points in the economy, the birth-death model figures can be considerably off.

Alan Greenspan and Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton clashed briefly Tuesday over rosy surplus forecasts the Federal Reserve Chairman relied on to support President President Bush's 2001 tax cuts, estimates that turned out to be considerably off the mark.

I thought she seemed passive, and timid, but I was considerably off the mark.

But this was considerably off Mr. Gore's capture of 67percentt of Hispanics in 2000, and a better showing for Mr. Bush, who had drawn just 31percentt in 2000.

Although all of these give results that are fairly similar and close to the exact values, the estimate by Gompertz is considerably off the mark, estimating a maximum rate of 0.146143 grams per day on day 67.5891.

UNICEF said that while 90 countries are on track to meet the target of reducing child deaths by two-thirds by 2015, 98 countries are considerably off track, and globally the pace of progress is far too slow.

Formula One will also be considerably better off without CVC, who have made about £5bn profit since buying in 2006.

The JRF report found that many families will be considerably worse off even after changes to the income tax threshold and universal credit taper are taken into account.

The current Mets are 10 games below.500, and considering their coming schedule — three games against the Atlanta Braves and four against the Yankees — they could be considerably worse off once June arrives.

The retention of the SHINOS devices can be considerably improved by trading-off the improved program/erase efficiency with a thicker bottom oxide.

If John finances the settlement costs, as most seniors do, the cost is the future value when the reverse mortgage is paid off, which will be considerably higher -- yet tiny compared with the available draw amounts.