Sentence examples for unreasonable estimate from inspiring English sources

And, in fact, they are hardly an unreasonable estimate.

"Ten thousand per kid per year is not an unreasonable estimate," he said.

This together with evidence of benefits from some excellent local and joint initiatives indicates that the NHS overall is paying far too much for many of its purchases and contracts – 10% too much overall may not be an unreasonable estimate.

However, if by "caused by mass immigration" May means "compared with what would happen if there was zero immigration", then this does not seem an unreasonable estimate over a 20-year period; the implication is that migration increases house prices by 0.5% per year, which seems plausible enough.

While there is a large variation between proposed IGRF-11 SV candidate models, the coefficients derived from the steady flow model are within the range of most of the candidate models, indicating it is not an unreasonable estimate.

Perhaps this is why 2020 appears a not unreasonable estimate for any major achievement award.

Estimators based on the proportionality model return very different and unreasonable estimates for the population sizes.

When sample sizes are small, likelihood methods may return biologically unreasonable estimates of N e (Jorde and Ryman 2007).

However, when the number of studies examined is small, noninformative values yield very large, and often unreasonable, estimates of the gamma distribution variance.

Taken together, it is not unreasonable to estimate that at least 100,000 individuals were infected in Indonesia during the full period in which the VDPV circulated, with the vast majority residing on Madura.

With over 27 million of these animals in Africa it is not unreasonable to estimate that over 100 million people on the continent are heavily dependent on the working equine for the economic viability of the family unit [ 2].