Sentence examples for estimates turned out from inspiring English sources

The estimates turned out to be very close to right.

It would suit the government if those estimates turned out to be high.

Although those estimates turned out to be exaggerated, the true size of the reserves is still substantial.

For example, there were estimates on how much the Soviet Union was producing in terms of military output, and on how much of a commitment it had to military goods, and these estimates turned out to be way overblown.

Predicted differences in the form of more optimistic probability estimates turned out to be supported for class composition (e.g., discipline) but not for country (U.S. vs. rest-of-world).

In addition we have ω > 0 and ρ i ≥ 0. The maximum number of terms m included in the autoregressive expression of v t was initially set equal to 10, but few of the ψ estimates turned out to be significantly different from zero.

Vote for Mr. Gore or Mr. McCain for programs that pose less fiscal risk if sunny budget estimates turn out wrong.

The models could be right after all, if the palaeo-temperature estimates turn out to be wrong (though the fact that multiple approaches undertaken by rival palaeo-climatologists at different sites generally agree suggests that they are not far off).

Essentially, the risk is that if current estimates turn out to be wildly pessimistic, the money spent to curb greenhouse gases wouldn't have been needed to save the planet.

Because we tend to be a lot like our neighbors financially, these estimates turn out to be a good barometer for giving capacity, especially when IXI combines it with Equifax data on spending patterns among the locals.

Such estimates turn out to be useful in determining the spectra of the associated weighted Bergman spaces.