Sentence examples for debatable estimates from inspiring English sources

In 2006-2007, the SNP claims, if oil revenues are counted in the equation and loads of other adjustments made, Scotland produced a surplus of £600m.Both sets of figures include debatable estimates.

How much money the Icelandic authorities can realistically hope to claw back is debatable, as estimates of Jóhannesson's personal wealth fall far short of the £1.3bn taken out in loans between April 2007 and February 2008 that is the focus of the legal claim.

WHAT makes these estimates so debatable is that millions of people are happily living on less, in some cases much less.

As with dinosaurs in general, weight estimates are debatable, and since 1980 have ranged between 1500 kg, 1000-4000 kg, and 1010 kg for modal adult weight (not maximum).

Since it is complex and debatable how best to estimate the 95% confidence intervals (CIs) accurately when extrapolating to the total stroke population, we did not estimate 95% CIs when extrapolating.

However, erosion and debatable biostratigraphy make any exact estimate uncertain.

While dealing with dynamism, if the current account is not persistent, the validity of the estimated result will be debatable.

But this idea is debatable.

The main limitation of this approach was the considerable heterogeneity in pooled likelihood ratios; it is debatable whether it is appropriate to pool these estimates.

But that estimate was based on a highly debatable assumption -- that Congress would adhere to onerous spending caps it set in 1997 to achieve a balanced budget.

Non-specific CUP treatment remains debatable, because its prognosis remains very difficult to estimate.