Sentence examples for real estimate from inspiring English sources

He was proved to be prescient when the White House was accused of suppressing the real estimate, which was well over five hundred billion dollars.

New research published today in the journal Science offers the first real estimate at the quantity of plastic waste entering the ocean.

"In some cases, we can't get experts into the stadium to look at things to get a real estimate of how long it will take," said Marty Kuehnert, an adviser to the Eagles who fled Sendai for Kyoto.

The ubiquitous $25 million figure is not a real estimate; it's a math error.

Aggregating revenue across those platforms isn't easy, and the only real estimate comes from earlier this year when Super Data Research concluded that the game made $318 million in May across all platforms.

There's no real estimate about how many people are involved with the group, but the kinds of attacks that have marked Anonymous' work recently, DDoS attacks, rely on big networks of users operating in unison, "like a sledgehammer," said Cluley.

The adjuster submitted his final report "without reviewing any of the painstaking amount of documentation we provided — photographs, labor sheets, receipts and real estimates," she added.

This is particularly important for the real estimates recently developed in many cities in China, as these neighborhoods are built with high density.

There are no real estimates on how many guns have left the country illegally, but from 2009 to 2014, authorities seized more than 73,000 U.S.-made firearms in Mexico alone, according to the U.S. Government Accountability Office.

If not, the impact of the misclassification will cause the real estimates to deviate towards the null-hypothesis, which is a less severe bias than a differential misclassification.

Those involved in local real estate estimate that about 20percentt of those second-home buyers will be Americans.