Sentence examples for expensive estimating from inspiring English sources

Parker denied that nuclear was prohibitively expensive, estimating that Australia could build 29 reactors for $160bn with companies such as Westinghouse "lining up" to invest.

The agency also acknowledged that the new regulations would make trucks and buses more expensive, estimating an additional cost of $1,200 to $1,900 per new vehicle.

The subsidies are expensive, estimated at well over $100 billion.

Meaningful disaster-prevention measures will certainly be expensive: estimates for a New York seawall range from ten to twenty billion dollars.

A chief difference between the two competing bills in the Senate is that the health panel's measure is far more expensive, estimated to cost more than $1 trillion over 10 years.

The least expensive estimate is $2,400 for a 1935 gray wood stool by Rietveld, and the highest estimate is $150,000 to $200,000 for a 1918 red blue chair, also by Rietveld.

"I always thought the bill was going to be more expensive than estimated," he said.

Clements said that it was being overused and was too expensive; he estimated that a third to half of the prisoners in solitary shouldn't be there.

The nation is waging a hugely expensive war, estimated to cost at least $500,000 a day in salaries alone, while eight million of its people struggle through the worst food shortage here in nearly 20 years.

There's no doubt that ITER has proved to be a lot more expensive than estimated when the official agreement to build the device was signed in 2006.

The fast bootstrap assumes that the computationally expensive term estimated by the bootstrap, the optimism, is usually a smooth function (low-order polynomial) of the complexity parameter.