Sentence examples for guess the effect from inspiring English sources

CAIRO — Egyptian politicians scrambled this week to guess the effect of a verdict in the trial of former President Hosni Mubarak, which is now set to be announced in early June, around the same time as the election of his successor.

Sensitive and socially devalued behaviors such as transactional sex, risky sexual behaviors, and experiences of sexual coercion may have been under-reported in face-to-face interviews, but it would be difficult to ascertain if such under-reporting was differential and, therefore, impossible to guess the effect on the findings of the study.

The man he loved ("my greatest friend") was called Moses Jackson — a scientist and an athlete, a year his senior, who never knew or guessed the effect that he had had.

Later, in an animated bit titled "Guess the Side Effect," a voice-over asked viewers: "Which of these side effects is Vicodin likely to cause?

Also, I guess the fantastic 3D effects made up for the fact that it wasn't as full of gags as the others.

We don't need to guess at the effect of the performance.

We can only guess about the effect of an Iranian crack-up on the rest of the Middle East.

I can only guess that the effect on the reader will be the same; the events are so brutal that you don't want to take a breath and turn the page, you want to close the book.

"One can only guess at the effect on the public if a mixture of threats, cowardice and clever procedural manoeuvring again denies them the chance to express their views on our membership of the European Union," he said.

Much of the HMRC's report involves extrapolating from academic theories and past academic research to guess what the effect of the 50p rate might have been.

That means the bank is required to "value these instruments using models" — in effect, to guess the value of the securities.