Sentence examples for considerable guess from inspiring English sources

The science of using computers and linguists to identify individuals by their speech has improved dramatically in the last several years, but still involves considerable guess work and speculation, the experts say.

After a year of repeatedly falling far short of its past predictions, AOL Time Warner's forecasts are the subject of considerable second-guessing on Wall Street.

While we're waiting for the next filing on Monday, which will at least show whether the mayor has spent any of his mayoral campaign cash in 2006, all we can do is guess where the considerable balance will end up.

Refusing to even *discuss* a proposed assault weapons ban, guess what the Florida House of Representatives DID spend considerable time debating and passing today?

What we are after is "purity of effect" - which (you will have guessed by now) may involve considerable complication of means.

Because Von Trier is a filmmaker of considerable import, a fan feels compelled to second-guess his appraisal.

"Sky is being run to a considerable extent by former BBC employees who, I would guess, are doing the job for more money," he said.

"My guess is that they will — given the still considerable shortfall in employment and wages from the prerecession high and the need to rebuild household balance sheets".

"It's interesting that it's signed in Greek characters - I guess that's Byron trading on his reputation as a considerable traveller, a 'Levant Lunatic' as he put it.

Without the ability to predict when and where the ball will land, he would need to repeatedly swing his racquet to guess when the ball will arrive and would need to expend considerable resources to do so.

She is British, with a considerable résumé as a television presenter, but, if blindly asked to place her voice, I would guess that she had a background as a Tasmanian drive-time disc jockey.