Sentence examples for bit of a guessing from inspiring English sources

The exact location remains a bit of a guessing game among the media.

But even though the 11 words will be published after all, they have not said what they were — sparking a bit of a guessing game.

Of course, one of the secondary market's great disadvantages is that a company like Facebook doesn't have to disclose its financials, so all these valuations are a bit of a guessing game.

There's no text to decode what each setting does — those explanations are buried in a help menu — so choosing the right setting for any given scene is a bit of a guessing game.

That, perhaps, is why the genre remains so appealing: it has always been slightly smoke-and-mirrors, a bit of a guessing game about how serious the proposition actually was.

"I think both Hallmark and its main competitor, American Greetings, both do a good job of knowing what people want," said Sheldon Grodsky, president of Grodsky & Associates, securities analysts based in South Orange, N.J. "It's a bit of a guessing game.

I can see to the green where before it was a bit of a guess.

Afghanistan's sky-high fertility seems consistent with a view of the country as trapped in an exceptional and dysfunctional mode of development, marked by war, religious extremism, tribal honour codes and the subjugation of women.But this fertility rate was always a bit of a guess.

So figuring out the value is always going to be a bit of a guess, and so on.

So far every weekend has been a bit of a guess on how you are doing and what is going on.

How much these subsidies cost is a bit of a guess, but we estimate it was around $200 billion in 2010 -- equivalent to almost 8percentt of regional production.