Sentence examples for generous assumptions from inspiring English sources
Maybe about $40 billion a year, using generous assumptions.
Even if you make extremely generous assumptions, nine times as many terrorists were engineers as you would expect by chance.
And that's if you make generous assumptions about costs — assumptions that are not very realistic, as Blahous notes.
He said the report included "incredibly generous assumptions" which were that the government's savings measures would eventually pass the Senate – one year down the track.
McKinsey foresees a price of €30-45 when the technology is mature, some time after 2030.Fingers crossedBut these estimates entail some generous assumptions.
His plan, which features a short-term stimulus package and generous assumptions about the economy's strength, envisions a deficit of $407 billion 2.77% of GDP) in fiscal 2009.
If savings earn 7percentt a year (a generous assumption), they will produce earnings of $2,307 in that time.
On the generous assumption that households with children aged three to four will be better off owing to free childcare for 30 hours, half of all working tax credit recipients within the sample would still be worse off in 2020.
She operates on the generous assumption that most people are by nature as questing as she is, trying to make sense of a reality that threatens to overwhelm them.
This essential old-fashionedness is underlined by the fact that this book would barely reach 10 pages except for the generous assumption that email has not yet penetrated rural Sweden.
But in drawing its conclusions, the study group made the generous assumption that the system would work perfectly optimistic given the recent history of test failures in ABM test programmes.
