Sentence examples for fair estimate of from inspiring English sources

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

Signs on the Indiana Toll Road proclaim the state to be the "Main Street of the Midwest," perhaps a fair estimate of its central position in interstate transportation, whether by highway, waterway, air, or rail.

Here's how this argument works: Mr. Corzine has said that a fair estimate of his personal wealth was $400 million, and he had, through the May 17 preprimary reporting period, put $20,272,000 of his own money into the campaign, or about 5percentt of his personal fortune.

A letter from the three "wise men" appointed by the Coalition to review its costings – former head of the prime minister's department Peter Shergold, former Queensland auditor-general Len Scanlan and co-founder of Access Economics Geoff Carmody – said they were "based on reasonable assumptions and calculations" and "represent a fair estimate of the net financial impact" of the policies.

The experiments show that an adversary can produce a fair estimate of user input x 1.

Despite some limitations in methodology, COPCORD provides a fair estimate of the spectrum and extent of rheumatic MSK disorders.

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

If tests find asymptomatic players without the disease, then the 93 percent figure would fall drastically and give a fairer estimate of a player's actual chance of having or developing it.

Off Wall Street estimates that 70 cents a share is a fairer estimate of OCA's true earnings for 2000.

The test-retest reliability was in the moderate range for all time intervals, ranging from.45 to.70, with the author's assessment of the "fairest" estimate of test retest reliability as r =.54 [ 17].

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.