Meanings of estimate too in anglès

A vagabond in Texas who saw this statement wrote me that he considered my estimate too low.

You thought Mr. Lawes' estimate too high.

My friend, Mr. Hassaurek, in his admirable speech at Columbus, did not estimate too highly the fruits of these measures.

We cannot estimate too highly the work that has been done by these sacred writings in purifying our conception of God.

No one can estimate too highly the value of such a resource to a man like the shoemaker, or a boy like Robert.

Bank America Merrill Lynch has cut its first-quarter growth forecast for China to 7.3 percent from 8.0 and is revising down its full-year estimate too.

The moral weight of such a vote cannot be estimated too highly.

The fall in the trade surplus may cut Q3 GDP estimates too.

It was a guessing game-estimatetoo low and you lose your whole family.

The service of these men to art can never be estimated too highly.

And it may be at once stated that they cannot be estimated too highly.

He estimated too highly the agency of affluence, in raising the moral sentiments; but in promoting external decency, it has considerable power.

All in all, it must not be forgotten that the reliability of the sense of taste can not be estimated too low.

For that reason the practical significance of this alteration in the order of voting regulating the primary assemblies must not be estimated too highly.

The facility which it affords to all military and commercial operations, and also to those of the Post-Office Department, can not be estimated too highly.

Unspeakably shocked by the peril of the youth, whose courage they estimated too highly, they shrank from no risk that could aid his final escape.