Sentence examples for guess about how from inspiring English sources

Landowners would have to guess about how EPA interpreted ambiguous terms in the statute.

Again, we can only guess about how many international appearances he might have accrued.

I like the idea of going into things completely blind and having to guess about how to do them.

C-Span does not receive ratings from the industry standard-bearer, Nielsen, so Capitol Hill press secretaries and callers to "Washington Journal" have had to guess about how many people watch the suite of noncommercial channels.

But I don't have to guess about how being "out" would have affected any political career she might have contemplated in the nineteen-eighties or nineties or even most of the aughts: above the level of city alderperson or state legislator in certain precincts of California or Massachusetts, not too helpfully.

This video demonstrates scientists' best guess about how Pluto wound up with methane dunes despite having such a thin atmosphere.

So when pollsters go to the trouble of calling some of these people, they are left guessing about how to weight their views.

However, if we never talk about it, we leave our health-care providers and family members guessing about how and where we want to die.

With a tax, we are guessing about how much it will reduce carbon emissions, and it may not be sufficient to change the course of global warming.

Jimmy is shrewd, but also sloppy, and Mr. Rockwell keeps us guessing about how much of his callowness is a con.

Grandage leaves us guessing about how Smith's Hippolyta, enigmatic in her smart gray suit and fur stole, feels about the death threat levelled by her betrothed at Hermia.