Sentence examples for estimates to justify from inspiring English sources
An order from Singapore Airlines would be crucial: Airbus needs at least 40 orders by some estimates to justify the $11 billion cost of producing its new behemoth.
My concern is that the Republican effort is just a smokescreen to incorporate phony-baloney factors into revenue estimates to justify unlimited tax cutting.
Depending on these estimates to justify paying high prices for stocks on the basis of what they are expected to earn five years out is about as safe as counting on winning the New York State Lottery with a single ticket.
If you're using those overly optimistic estimates to justify an extra dessert, you're kidding yourself.
With tax revenue running well below the optimistic estimates used to justify this law, Congress could face the choices of slashing spending, allowing the tax increase to go into effect or accepting a large budget deficit.
An economic analysis by Pagano et al. [ 44] estimated that to justify the economic investment, multidisciplinary breast cancer centres must achieve a minimum annual volume of 200 newly diagnosed cases of breast cancer.
Such estimates may help to justify, plan, evaluate, and compare the effectiveness of interventions aiming at shortening the LOS in geriatric acute care units with vitamin D supplements.
However, the impact of large wind farms on steady state security is to be estimated in order to justify the case.
This model was applied to estimate the total variance in neonatal mortality that can be attributed to the communities in which the mothers were living; in other words, community-level variance was estimated in order to justify the applicability of multivariable multilevel regression analysis (MMLRA).
Since those lost include many without children or with grown children, it is increasingly hard to justify estimates like 15,000, cited in an editorial in The Times on Sept. 26, or 10,000, cited last week on National Public Radio by Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton.
They particularly object to the club's failure to provide any estimates of future revenue to justify the expansion plans, and suspect that the committee has launched the consultation as a cosmetic measure to justify a decision it has already taken.
