Sentence examples for guestimate from inspiring English sources

Kevin Kelly, "senior maverick" at Wired magazine, and source for the above guestimate, says we shouldn't.

Heidi Alexander, Labour's sensible health spokesman, offers her own financial guestimate here on the health black hole which might result from Brexit.

As it turned out, my guestimate was roughly right".

RIM is the notable Spirent customer - we guestimate around 2%-3% - so Spirent's share price may get caught up in the RIM backdraft.

In fact, he replies, there are two ways in which salt affects the aroma (which is commonly said to account for 80% of overall flavour perception, although this is little more than a widely accepted guestimate).

On the assumption that Middle Earth very generally mirrors Europe, Movoto has guestimated that the Lonely Mountain is slightly north of Kirov in Russia and is probably around 44 square miles.

Do straight men care about the "hyperemesis gravidarum", possible conception settings and womb lining thickness guestimates of Kate Middleton?

And since your own government-subsidised agency, Alcohol Concern, guestimates that somewhere around three million citizens are dependent, that alcohol is disrupting a major area of their lives – a better definition of the problem surely than "I drink more than my doctor" – how many spouses and children do you reckon are dependent on seeing some of that benefit-money?

Castle Trust takes no view on future house price rises, but does collate the guestimates from economists and market pundits.

In fact, One Little Indian looked at the sales of Sugarcubes' albums and guestimated it would shift about 40,000 copies in total.

Computer guestimates cover outlying areas, particularly across continents such as Africa and South America, where data collection is almost nonexistent.