Sentence examples for common guess from inspiring English sources

The most common guess: childbirth before the discovery of anesthetics.

A common guess is that if it can run 3,000 centrifuges at high speed for a year, it will end up with enough fuel for its first bomb.According to the International Atomic Energy Agency, the UN's nuclear watchdog, Iran could have 3,000 centrifuges hooked up by the end of this month.

"The grocery store?" is a common guess.

The most common guesses were "Dahlia", "Julia" and "Marisa".

Among users and those familiar with the drug, the consensus seemed to be that it was damiana a smokeable plant native to Central and South America that is sold over the counter mixed with a cocktail of intoxicants: ketamine, fly spray, acetone, and rat poison were common guesses.

Write out all the letters in order of their most common use in the language on your piece of paper, so if it comes to blind guessing, you can use the most common guesses first.

"The #Actuallyshecan is a fun spinoff what's a common, I guess, statement by millennial women: 'I can't even'," Cukier told the Guardian, adding that the campaign is meant to be lighthearted.

The relative residuals (normalized by the residual from a common initial guess) for the prior-guided reconstruction range from 0.27 (λ = 0.039) to 0.34 (λ = 2.5); that for the prior-free reconstruction is 0.32.

It's not hard to do: Many people use common, easily guessed passwords to protect their wireless networks — and a surprising number don't use passwords at all.

"It could be the thing that reunites liberals around a common enemy, I guess, for lack of a better word.

Also, other prisoners started asking: "Are you two gay?" I'd always deny it though it was, I guess, common knowledge.