extrapolated in a sentence

• We look at things as they exist now, and extrapolate.
• People are extrapolating a pleasant year too far into the future.
• Manning said the figures could be extrapolated from publicly available documents.
• Work done on modern plankton lets us extrapolate back in time,
• Eventually, it extrapolates to a willingness to try something new.
• Extrapolating backward, I estimate $ 1, 650 a month.
• From these provocative examples, the authors extrapolate in several directions.
• We get in real trouble when we try to extrapolate lessons.
• Kennedy wrote in a book extrapolated from his Harvard honors thesis.
• Unable to produce evidence, they extrapolated from sports to politics.
• It's difficult to see extrapolated in a sentence .
• Instead, Phillips extrapolates the concept of a potpie past recognition.
• There's no sampling, or guessing, or extrapolating.
• "You can't extrapolate from participation, attendance.
• Extrapolating such a small study to the entire country is risky.
• From this, one can extrapolate to obtain other power series.
• A suite for orchestra and narrator was subsequently extrapolated from it.
• This allows them to extrapolate their mistakes and improve their aim.
• A number of writers and theorists have extrapolated upon this idea.
• Extrapolating the data to different situations has been'problematic '.
• Avenue numbers are also extrapolated south from Colfax to First Avenue.