Sentence examples for early guess from inspiring English sources

Now that he's done his five years in the wilderness (and on CNN, which for him was pretty much the same thing), my early guess is that they'll give him another chance to earn their trust.

An early guess at the reason why zooplankton congregate, which mathematical models have shored up, was that zooplankton seek to stay at a constant depth, perhaps to up their chances of finding tiny algae and other food.

How the plants sense the full moon remains a mystery, but Rydin's early guess is that they are actually aware of the minute differences in tidal force that the moon exerts on Earth.

Plus, Groot is the new Chewie, and a very early guess on the Oscar-winner for best original song.

My (very early) guess is that Obama's State Of The Union speech this year will be compared to Ronald Reagan's "Morning in America" campaign speech, in fact.

Instead of 12,000 residents, an early guess, Century City is home to only about 2,400, according to the 2010 U.S. Census, and the housing is high-end and gated.

Then there is the once-bitten, twice-shy phenomenon, some news executives said, citing all the false starts and overly optimistic predictions of the past three months — the initial claim that there did not appear to be a significant oil leak, the vastly underestimated early guesses of how much oil was pouring into the gulf, the overly rosy assessments of past efforts to stanch the flow.

So far, my early guesses about the future look pretty good.

Early guesses about who Obama might appoint have mostly been middle-of-the-road liberals.

Participants whose early guesses were wrong persisted with those guesses, even when the picture was sufficiently in focus that the object was readily recognizable to other people.

GPs were free to report the early diagnostic guess in any terms and made no guess if the most probable cause of pain was unclear.