Sentence examples for huge guess from inspiring English sources
The Pan American Health Organisation, the Americas arm of the World Health Organisation, estimated the number of deaths resulting from the quake at between 50,000 and 100,000 but said that was a "huge guess".
Rumor and innuendo usually rule the day when it comes to things like this and for them to post a huge "Guess what we're doing!" on the front page is a big deal.
He had to have a mask because he was so well-known.'" That provoked a huge guessing game round Fleet Street but the identity has never been proved to this day.
Next, the results here somewhat appear by magic from some huge (I guess huge) computer code which I don't think the authors really explain.
"It's huge, and I guess I was nervous about how we were going to be comfortable in it.
Meanwhile, in the US, the debate is raging about whether the industry is disclosing the correct number of wells it is drilling and what the actual methane emissions contribution of the industry is (my guess: huge).
In February a huge demonstration at one guess, 70,000 people, a third of the Turkish-Cypriot population, including prominent businessmen and trade-unionists marched trade-unionists marcheda shouthroughoganorthernst Mr DeNicosia with placardshoutingead, "Yeslogansagainsts to the EU".Mr Denktash, nowith, looks haggard.
Not a huge draw, I guess.
Financial markets, too, show how a huge number of guesses, aggregated, can value a stock or bond more accurately than any individual expert could.
"I'm guessing huge billboards, entirely shit-brown with the slogan, spelled out in loo-paper: Time for a Movement," suggested Bluthner.
