Sentence examples for informed guess from inspiring English sources

"So for the markets, it is the utter uncertainty that is causing the volatility and downside movement for the pound, and not any kind of factual information or informed guess work". .

According to one informed guess, this forgotten inferno has claimed 3.5m lives since 1998, though there is no accurate count of the bodies, not even to the nearest million.

There is no obvious front-runner, and any prediction about who will be the Republican candidate in 2012 is nothing more than an informed guess.

This isn't speculation, more an informed guess: there is no file-keeping system in the UK that correlates "completing a gut-buster breakfast challenge" and "dying within a decade", but I can assume a correlation.

My experience of the oldest profession is limited to a stroll through Amsterdam's red light district, having a sneaky peak at the variety of gruesome wenches from the safety of the street, so it wasn't exactly an informed guess.

If cross streets were not provided, best informed guess placed the address on the road (5%), and as a last resort, residence was matched to town centroid (4%).

You can think of these inferences as informed guesses.

Mr. Chaney hacked his way in using public records and informed guesses, the authorities said.

On the surface at least, this may sound like the approaches that SAT or LSAT prep courses take, using time-saving strategies and informed guessing.

He believes that polling is an art as much as a science, and if informed guesses will bring him closer to the correct numbers he will use them.

But its actual figures are merely informed guesses about what might happen in the next few years, and they shouldn't be taken too seriously.