Sentence examples for so many estimates from inspiring English sources
But this means we have to rule out so many estimates as unreliable.Reading the paper, I am reminded of Nassim N. Taleb's story of what economists say when they get it wrong.
Critics, including The Skeptical Environmentalist author, Bjørn Lomborg, have argued that because such figures rely on so many estimates of the number of underlying species and the past rate of extinctions based on fossil records of marine animals, the huge margins for error make these figures too unreliable to form the basis of expensive conservation actions.
On top of it, there are so many estimates floating around that I have lost count.
The authors elegantly explain why so many estimates have been erroneously high due to insufficient follow-up.
Given its importance, it is not surprising that there have been so many empirical estimates of inbreeding depression (Husband and Schemske 1996; Crnokrak and Roff 1999; Keller and Waller 2002; Scofield and Schultz 2006).
But those rules do not always put a company in the best light, and so many — one estimate is 448 of the 500 companies on the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index — use what are known as non-GAAP measures to report on their business.
Only about half of the questionnaires were returned, Mr. DelGuercio said, so appraisers made many estimates.
That confusion explains why so many entrepreneurial dreams estimates range from 40percentto90percentcent -- do not succeed.
Why do so many Americans over-estimate the probability of a terrorist attack?
From 1991 to 2008, the city added so many that officials estimate tree cover increased to 17.6 percent from 11 percent.
There are so many bikes – an estimated 1 million for a population of 1.1 million – that rush-hour bike jams frequently force cyclists to stop at every junction on major routes into the centre.
