Sentence examples for easy to conjecture from inspiring English sources

When you bring superstars in, it's easy to conjecture that there's going to be some massive power struggle.

It's easy to conjecture all kinds of explanations here, but keep in mind that some of the most plausible actually have nothing to do with you.

And from that idea, it was easy to conjecture that this style must be better for you than heel-striking, since presumably it was more natural, echoing the style that early, shoeless cavemen would have used.

The actual evolutionary process leading to this "strip-down" becomes easy to conjecture if one recalls the sequence of cell fate determination steps during normal ommatidial development (Fig. 8).

But the rest is open to conjecture.

What the engraving signifies is open to conjecture.

Foolhardy indeed to conjecture what the president actually believes in.

Whether peak annual Humira sales will ever reach the Lipitor benchmark is open to conjecture.

Goldbach's conjecture is easy to verify for small numbers: 24=19+5 and 72=19+53.

The purpose of the comparative study is to investigate the conjecture that modern algorithms are also easy to apply and have constants of proportionality small enough to make them competitive in practice with the older ones.

Zhang chose a ruler of a length of seventy million, because a number that large made it easier to prove his conjecture.