Sentence examples for hunch a number from inspiring English sources
*Jeff Tedford may not be good enough for the Cal Bears, but I have a hunch a number of NFL teams will be knocking on his door.
On a hunch, Mr. Woodward called information in Minneapolis and got a number for a Kenneth H. Dahlberg.
We observed a number of interesting phenotypes in UbC-RKO male mice treated with tamoxifen, including the development of gray hair, hunching, and dermatitis around the neck, with inflammation of the pinna (Fig. 2C).
Michael Desidero, the EMBA Council's executive director, has a hunch that those numbers have not decreased much in the intervening five years.
So can hotels if they are overbooked, but my hunch, given the number of reviews mentioning this, is that it happens at Airbnb more than it does at hotels.
Act three: the turnaround Geoffrey Robertson remembers having a hunch that the seat number occupied by Ross-Cornes might be crucial: the best defence against eyewitness evidence is always to question the reliability of the eyes.
Going on a hunch, he punched the numbers in the address into the lockbox.
Subsequent work has found a huge number of highly specialized features that confirm this hunch, so it is now a well-established notion.
Sometimes a hunch is only a hunch.
" It's not a hunch, it's a fact.
If my hunch about the total number of U.S. social enterprises is correct, this is an economic sector employing over 10 million people, with revenues of $500 billion; about 3.5percentt of total US GDP! What does the data tell us so far?
