Sentence examples for difficult estimates from inspiring English sources

About 70percentt of lawyers who once sued homes have stopped because the cases became too expensive or difficult, estimates Nathan P. Carter, a plaintiffs' lawyer in Florida.

High-speed rail in particular, he said, forces governments to make difficult estimates on how much capacity it might need two or three decades in the future.

The introduction of non-linear factors into the excited models makes integration impossible and generally involves the use of various difficult estimated approximations.

Pathway completeness is a difficult estimate, and therefore, should be used with caution especially when whole genomes are mapped.

With earthquakes it is difficult to estimate initial losses so it was forced to revise its estimates during the year.

However, surface roughness is difficult to estimate in unstructured environments.

The long-term risks are enormous and difficult to estimate.

The first two are not too difficult to estimate.

*Civilian casualties are a touchy subject, notoriously difficult to estimate.

The size of the crowd was difficult to estimate.

Prospective and recently-enrolled students also have a difficult time estimating their monthly student loan payment.