Sentence examples for clearly guessing from inspiring English sources

Clearly, guessing is futile, and we need a proper scientific assessment of the statistics.

With the benefit of hindsight, the experts clearly guessed wrong, although it remains a mystery just how several postal workers got infected.

But Anna has one surviving relative, and the Mother Superior – who has clearly guessed more about Anna's background than she admits – insists that she contact this woman before she makes the irrevocable decision.

As the crop is typicallky grown on small farms, often for household consumption, Argentina, ]Brazil and Peru are notable exceptions, statistics on utilization patterns for animal feed are clearly guesses.

"Clearly, the guessing doesn't work," said Laurie Nordquist, a director of institutional retirement and trust services at Wells Fargo.

Whatever your choices, your chance of success hinges on how clearly you can guess the future, and one of the best ways to prepare is exactly what is being provided by the WISeNet program in which you are engaged; mobile and fixed systems collaborating in a plexus of systems where the result exceeds the sum of the parts.

So I guess clearly I have been and was and am, but it was never a conscious decision".

When a DKO is absent, less experienced participants in progress tests clearly need to guess more than participants in course exams (McHarg et al. 2005; Muijtjens et al. 1999; Ravesloot et al. 2012).

They are guessing, and that clearly isn't the way to take care of kids.

Trump clearly grasps that unpredictability can leave an opponent guessing about what one might do.

And I haven't even started on Andre DeGrasse, the Canadian youngster who tied for third in the hundred and (if I had to guess) is clearly of West Indian descent.