Sentence examples for bigger estimated from inspiring English sources

If you have not, visit your employer's benefit office and arrange to step up withholding or make bigger estimated payments before year-end.

Together with the previous findings, we now obtain the bigger estimating region ABCDEF, as shown in Figure 1C.

To keep getting bigger: Estimates of the spill rate.

He argues that bigger estimates are an illusion based on flawed statistics.

By August, will government agencies start using the more realistic, bigger estimates of the barrels per day of the gusher generated by independent scientists, rather than towing the BP line?

And here's the thing: if British capacity is a lot bigger than estimated, everything people say about fiscal policy, in particular, is wrong.

I appreciate that the authors' statistical analysis takes into account the experimental uncertainty, but the divergence between the different experimental data sets found in the different studies suggests that the effective experimental error bars may be much bigger than estimated.

Employee theft and fraud is a big problem, estimated at up to $200 billion a year across the economy.

Another company in the group, Royal & SunAlliance Life and Pensions, also has a big liability, estimated to be £300m, but is in a stronger financial position.

(At least that's how Buffett tells it; seismologists agree it was one of the biggest earthquakes, estimated at between 7.0 and 8.8).

The natural personal care category is big business, estimated at $5 billion a year in sales in the United States alone, according to Organic Monitor.