Sentence examples for dramatic estimates from inspiring English sources

It's important to keep the following in mind: News media accounts, like some of those about the new voter ID laws in Pennsylvania, sometimes seize on the most dramatic estimates of the effects of these laws — rather than the most accurate ones.

A dramatic estimate of the decline during the holiday season was made by SpendingPulse, part of the MasterCard credit group, which calculated that luxury-goods spending between November 1st and December 24th 2008 was down 34% year-on-year.

In developing countries, the required increase is even more dramatic, estimated at 20-fold between 1990 and 2050.

But the F.T.C.'s findings also are far less dramatic than estimates from groups like the U.S. Public Interest Research Group, he said, which found in a 2004 report that more than three-fourths of credit reports have errors of some sort.

The direct financial consequences of a disability onset are dramatic – previous estimates suggest a 50 to 80percentt drop in earnings.

The reduction of computing time is particularly dramatic and estimates based on operation counts are partially verified by actual computational experience.

This sex difference in opiate use was quite dramatic with estimates ranging from 66%to80%0% of the opium users being women during the late 1800 s [ 12].

The image also shows a dramatic canyon estimated to be 4-to-6 miles (7-to-9 km) deep.

For Saks Fifth Avenue, the contrast between this February and last February is dramatic: an estimated 15percentt rise over last year, versus the decline of 11.4percentt posted in February 2003.

And here the differences aren't as dramatic: McKinsey (pdf) estimates Bangladeshi productivity in apparel at 77 percent of China's level.

In developing countries, the required increase is, even more, dramatic and was estimated to be a 20-fold between 1990 and 2050.