Sentence examples for make accurate assumptions from inspiring English sources

"It is possible that when the traffic light turns green, the tan minivan will race away and the red Corvette will move away slowly, but people don't buy cars randomly, and usually we make accurate assumptions about them," he said.

To make accurate assumptions about the samples elastic properties it is important that the wood does not become permanently deformed i.e. the beam does not return to its original shape after deflection.

We attempted to determine whether plague has a detectable effect on survival of asymptomatic gerbils and whether seasonal variations in survival exist to make accurate assumptions in analyses of long-term (e.g., biannual) datasets on infection (S. Park et al., unpub. data).

Mr. Bush's belief that the United States has the right to use force against nations that it believes may threaten American security is based on the assumption that Washington can make accurate judgments about how serious such a danger is.

A bare three weeks after the attacks, it is still far too early to make any accurate assumptions about the long-term impact of the attacks.

Alternatively, government agencies producing population projections would benefit from improvements in ways to make more accurate assumptions regarding the growth and distribution of the population.

The sex of the letter recipient was not registered, but sex is equally distributed in junior high schools and in the directory of residents for age groups in question in the studied town, allowing the study to make an accurate assumption about the sex distribution of the letter recipients.

Such secrecy makes accurate estimates difficult.

This makes accurate positioning essential.

Then I just hope I can bring other readers along and make the outrageous but hopefully accurate assumption that whatever is within, the intimacy that I find with the language is also something that the reader can enter.

Shaping the lede around this fact would have allowed the Post to report its news and also deliver it in a way that is unquestionably accurate, without needing to make any assumptions about motivation or honesty.