Sentence examples for estimate about what from inspiring English sources
I offer you my best estimate about what really happened in the runup to the vote.
Statisticians recognize that, human frailty being what it is, statistics are only ever an approximate estimate about what is happening in the real world.
We do make guesses, not haphazardly, but by surveying people and using other information to make a reasonable estimate about what that number is.
Thankfully, the good people at MTL Blog using the average price of products, what they saw consumers buying, and sale numbers made an estimate about what the province could have made.
Until the United States Census Bureau provides its final state population counts for 2010 in December, all estimates about what states will gain and which will lose are only that - estimates.
Chon and Olsen [13:213] state that "… today's tourism environment is increasingly competitive and complex … and tourism organizations at the national, state and local levels must make estimates about what is likely to happen in the future and decide how to adjust to future events".
Its biggest flaw is that when a key player is out with an injury, the model ignores it unless we make some estimates about what effect the injury will have on team performance.
A weight lifter can expect about a ten-to-fifteen-per-cent boost from performance-enhancing drugs, Terry Todd estimates — just about what separates Mangold from medal contention.
It just has an estimate from a consulting company about what might be there, called a "contingent resource estimate," of which we are quite skeptical.
Libor was set using estimates submitted by banks about what rate of interest they expected to be charged for borrowing.
