Sentence examples for massive estimated from inspiring English sources

We both voted against that war, but even for those who voted for it, there can be no justification for spending over $700 billion dollars of American taxpayers' money on direct military spending in Iraq since the war began, not including the massive, estimated long-term costs of the war.

In the years following the 1980-era floodsomeome public opinion turned against the Auburn Dam because of its relatively small reservoir capacity related to its size, and the massive estimated cost to finish the project, which was then already rising into the billions of dollars.

This is particularly critical, because gene losses that occurred in the ancestor of all B. aphidicola strains or Blochmannia species respectively were massive (estimated to >1000 genes lost [ 25]).

The award-winning television show has been developed into a radio drama to reach the massive estimated listening audience of 45 million in the region by UNICEF, MTV Staying Alive Foundation and the PEPFAR Partnership for an HIV Free Generation in collaboration with young people, representatives from government and partners from across participating countries.

The massive estimates possible in the framework of (Bushdid et al., 2014) are an immediate consequence of a definition of dimensionality driven by experimenter designation, not data.

And while today's enterprise software market is massive — an estimated $330 billion spent annually — it's predominantly made up of software categories that have been around for decades, like ERP and CRM.

At the White House, President James Madison and first lady Dolley Madison reportedly felt the massive tremor, estimated to have had at least a 7.7 magnitude.

The hackathon was a prelude to Slush, Northern Europe's largest technology conference, a massive production estimated to have attracted 15,000 attendees this year, during November 11-12.

Despite these challenges, the combination of such a critical problem, a massive market (estimated at $120 billion in net farm revenue today), and the potential for technology to make a difference undoubtedly point to agriculture as a compelling place for innovation.

This massive borrowing, estimated to have totaled 10 billion US dollars, was used to re-equip and modernize Polish industry, and to import consumer goods to give the workers more incentive to work.

The benefit (13.7%) appeared greatest in the groups receiving massive transfusion (estimated NNT 7) [ 4].