Sentence examples for make an informed guess from inspiring English sources

Watching the film, she suggests, one can make "an informed guess" as to who was responsible for that.

The two detectives never found the smoking wok -- the world of food seldom yields clear-cut answers -- but they narrowed their circle of inquiry tightly enough to make an informed guess.

His callousness was quite jaw-dropping: more than once he was found, in his subsequent writings, to have expressed the dismissive thought that "they knew what they were getting into", or "I do not know what happened to the parties concerned, but I can make an informed guess".

The data from the CT scan is so sensitive that it is possible to measure the density of these objects and make an informed guess about their composition.

Google argues that personalization is essential, since the only way to know whether a search for "Taj Mahal" was for the building in India or the jazz musician, is to make an informed guess about the user's intentions.

Though the final categorization into a specific stage for analysis was based on founders' judgement, but several externally visible factors and publically available data was used to make an informed guess as to what stages the firms would most probably be belonging to.

Hackers can exploit this by making an informed guess at the address and then registering the email account themselves to gain access.

I have enough information to make an informed view.

Do you have enough information to make an informed comment?

Receivers usually have a "best guess" that they adopt when they cannot obtain enough information from a signal to make an informed choice.

Now we can make an informed choice.