Sentence examples for guess measures from inspiring English sources

I would guess measures to permit, or even compel, Christian prayers in public schools would easily pass in my home state and most of its neighbours.But not all contentious social issues boil down to, or should be boiled down to, rights to be disputed in courts.

Knowing is different from guessing, measuring is different from predicting.

Mr. Iacono, an enthusiastic and patient teacher, showed us how to guess-measure a mound of silky wheat flour by cupping it in handfuls.

The latter three test different methods, of including zoning data for three generalized zoning categories – arbitrarily guessing, measuring urban, growth in each zoning category for the entire study area, and measuring urban growth in each zoning, category only in those areas more likely to experience growth.

The judge said he would not second-guess security measures in the case.

Weigh the influence of the Albany Three -- the Democratic Assembly, the Republican Senate and the governor -- and you can often guess a measure's fate.

"We are friends with Israel," Ms. Palin said, "and I don't think that we should second-guess the measures that Israel has to take to defend themselves and for their security".

The parameter c j is a "guessing parameter" measuring the likelihood that a very low-ability examinee would respond correctly simply by guessing.

Turn the distance ring so that the red triangle immediately behind the ring matches up with the guessed or measured distance.

I guess if you measure innovation by keeping financial score, this seems exciting, but if you measure by, you know, actual innovation, this is a total nonevent.

"I guess the next measure," Goring said, "is sitting some guys up in the stands".