Sentence examples for fair estimate from inspiring English sources

Grosses are not reported, but a fair estimate would be £120,000.

I fancy that even now I can give a pretty fair estimate of it.

The generally accepted figure of 500 dead throughout the country is probably a fair estimate.

That means a level designed to attract customers rather than to ensure a profit from the beginning: around £14,000 is a fair estimate.

The EU commission declined to comment on the €20bn figure, and Downing Street refused to be drawn on whether that figure was one it recognised as a fair estimate.

The answer requires a lot of guesswork, except for the very recent past; but a fair estimate for the number of people born throughout human history is 80 billion-100 billion.

In 2008 Vanity Fair estimated that the first movie name-dropped more than 20 designers.

One of his staff - described as a "Blair spokesperson" - said his net worth is "roughly equal to what he has given away", which Vanity Fair estimated at £10m.

On Brooklyn Flea's opening weekend, about 25,000 people filed through the Fort Greene and Williamsburg markets, according to the organizers, and SuChin Pak, a founder of the current Hester Street Fair, estimated that 11,000 people came to her market's opening day this year.

Hilliard's foundation has covered more than $5,000 in expenses this year, but Fair estimates the expenses will run to $25,000 — four custom-made leotards, at more than $600 each, a dozen entry fees at $125 each, higher costs for higher competition.

The results show that both criteria can provide fair estimates of the compressive strengths for all tested numerical models.