Sentence examples for less estimable from inspiring English sources

His effort is no less estimable for being, perhaps, quixotic.

As "Avatar" knocks down box office records, the film has hit another, less estimable milestone: it has become the fastest-pirated movie, according to one tracking firm's figures.

The adapter is no less than William Boyd, the estimable and popular novelist ("Restless," "Any Human Heart"), in his first outing as a playwright.

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Still, given that the assumptions for use of more sophisticated measures, such as CMA7 or CMA8, are met, we believe our findings suggest that these may be more appropriate (i.e., less biased and more universally estimable) alternatives than simpler measures such as the various derivatives of the MPR.

But it's odder, and better, than that: a strange convergence of the English novel's estimable past and our own, rather less confident, present.

Let is an estimable parameter, meaning that its estimation is independent of the chosen identifiability constraint.

True, that source was more estimable (a major Christian retailer) and the idea less fanciful.

Turrell's intuition, nearly half a century ago, of an art keyed to the physiology of eyesight made him an estimable but marginally special figure, as waves of less subtle fashion exhausted themselves.

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The Argument Culture mentality is also why NBC's estimable Andrea Mitchell had to limit her thoughtful, post-Obama analysis last week to less than a minute.