Sentence examples for take estimates with from inspiring English sources

SkyTran expects its system to cost between $7 million and $10 million a mile, but as with all projects, it's important to take estimates with a grain of salt until the technology has been built out and proven in the real world so that all possible expenses surface.

All of which should make any budding lunar travellers take estimates with a pinch of salt.

Here, we take estimates of fossil-fuel emissions compatible with RCP2.6 from the following: 11 three-dimensional ESMs used in the Fifth IPCC report5,12; an ensemble of simulations made with an Earth system model of intermediate complexity named JUMP-LC M(ref. 13); another ensemble produced with a simple carbon climate model named OSCAR (ref. 14).

So we should take these estimates with some caution.

But take these estimates with a grain of salt: they may be averages, and may vary by region.

We saw delays and missed price points before, however, so I'd take those estimates with a grain of salt.

But we'd be the first to tell you to take these estimates with a grain of salt.

Take that estimate with a grain of salt; it has about the same credibility as the film industry saying more than one-billion people watch the Oscars.

These figures should be taken as minimal estimates with uncertain diagnostic accuracy because Ecuador does not have an official medical birth registry or a congenital malformations registry.

This summer, banks agreed to take losses estimated at 21 percent, but with Greece's economy getting worse by the day, some policy makers now want the banks to accept losses on their holdings of Greek debt of 50 percent to 60 percent.

After an interlude involving Teddy and a group of bros followed by an uptight couple on a ride0along with a malfunctioning sheriff, we get the boss lady, who wants to take the estimated 10percentt of hosts with updates offline due to the malfunctions caused by Ford's upgrade.