You give your hunch the structure of a problem.
It's a tall order, but there's something about privately-held i-together and its CEO Luke Razzell which gives me a hunch that they may just do something interesting.
Research from scientists at the University of Oslo from October 2013 appears to give those hunches weighty credence.
Scoliosis had given her a hunch, and she used a cane.
So can hotels if they are overbooked, but my hunch, given the number of reviews mentioning this, is that it happens at Airbnb more than it does at hotels.
Maybe we should simply trust the creatives' collective hunch (given that individual arguments/Dacre horrors have not, for the most part, been supplied) that an entire trade must now atone for a criminal minority's secret abuses of privacy.
In conversations recorded before he died in 2004, Dr. Currey recalled that the particular bristlecone in question seemed extraordinarily old, giving him a hunch that it might help him date the glacial detritus in which it was located, high up on the slopes of Wheeler Peak in what is now Great Basin National Park.
But my hunch, given the latest opinion poll dramas facing Labour, is that the paper may well find itself on the wrong side of history if it continues to ignore the surge in support for the SNP and the continuing pressure among the young for independence.
"They saw [that experience] and it gave them the hunch that I would be up to the job," says Goodman.
"It starts out looking at what your Facebook, Twitter, Foursquare friends like, and then gets smarter over time as people give feedback," says Hunch founder Chris Dixon.
