Sentence examples for extrapolation from from inspiring English sources

Concerns about homegrown terrorism may sound like wild extrapolation from limited data.

It is an improbable extrapolation from the present, and the novel's worldbuilding is airless and unconvincing.

However, that connection was tenuous, an extrapolation from previous cases, officials said.

For this, his freest extrapolation from a quoted source, Balanchine actually named an author — Hegel.

Richter's oeuvre may be seen, with some distortion, as a long, complex extrapolation from Warhol.

It was the extrapolation from the findings of a single exploratory well that generated the wrong impression.

Kafka's extrapolation from his experience of paternal authority and naysaying in works such as "The Trial" define the word "Kafkaesque".

The extrapolation from Mr. Khurana's argument is that such executives, if guilty, got away with it by intimidating their boards.

It doesn't take much extrapolation from current tech trends to see where this will eventually end up.

Current estimates by government agencies for risks from low doses rely on extrapolation from higher doses.

But this special report will caution against relying on linear extrapolation from recent growth rates.