Sentence examples for hunch the problem from inspiring English sources

Mr. Sothern assessed the air quality in the duplex and, a bit like a detective, had a hunch the problem was lurking upstairs.

These were done by the analytical method described above in Step 9, though it's a good hunch the problem will only yield to greater finesse than the lazy mathematician possesses.

According to the observation in the BBDD version, participants cannot hunch the final outcome in the long run.

You don't have to solve the problem; hunches are good.

A urogynecologist she consulted at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles had a hunch that a hernia might be the problem and sent Ms. Sweet to a colleague, Dr. Shirin Towfigh, one of the few specialists in women's hernias in the country.

Maybe Pierantozzi had hit on a way of finessing the problem, acting on a hunch without quite making it explicit.

She liked Bobby, as most people did, especially most women and probably she had a hunch, though she didn't say so, that Bobby himself wasn't the source of the problem.

Instead of hunching over desks, intellectuals would be free to jog and with both hands free, their wives could read while washing the dishes: "the problem of the higher education of woman would be triumphantly solved".

Even the recommended 30 minutes of vigorous exercise cannot make up for the problems of hunching over your laptop the rest of the day.

iPhone / iPad / Android by StoryToys Hunches In Bunches (£2.99 - £3.34) This is a digital version of a more-traditional Dr. Seuss book: the tale of a young boy getting distracted by all manner of surreal creatures ("a Sour Hunch, a Very Odd Hunch, the Homework Hunch, a Four-Way Hunch, the Nowhere Hunch... .. as he tries to figure out how to spend his day.

The present study followed an unexpected serendipitous hunch the researchers had after having completed the basic fieldwork.