Sentence examples for estimates so much from inspiring English sources

Bosses complain that the engineers pad their estimates so much that there simply must be fat.

So why is the cost estimate so much higher than Wilson's?

9 To be clear, an estimate so much below one estimate does not imply that the living wage is not enforced and hence does not increase wages of affected workers.

That ANC-based estimates were so much higher than population-based estimates in these two groups probably reflects self-selection bias amongst ANC attendees with regards age of sexual debut and non-contraceptive use.

(I have no idea why the Betfair and Intrade estimates diverge so much, which shouldn't happen if the markets are reasonably efficient).

Insofar as the investment plans of most basic industries depended in the last resort on a quantitative estimate of future demand, the Soviet system was reasonably well adapted to making such estimates, since so much of the additional demand was a consequence of the planners' own decisions.

Joan Solotar, an analyst with Donaldson , Lufkin & Jenrette said it was unusual for Citigroup to beat earnings estimates by so much.

An analyst at Leerink Swann, Seamus Fernandez, cited favorable currency exchange rates, lower costs and an improved gross profit margin as the reasons Pfizer beat estimates by so much.

Some climate models take biological methane emissions into account, but the estimates diverge so much that it is very difficult to get meaningful results.

Why should the estimates vary so much?

Because the scale-up-based estimates were so much higher than those obtained with existing methods, we considered many possible sources of error that might have inflated our estimates (of course, as explained above, there are reasons to suspect that the standard estimates are too low).