Sentence examples for more hunch from inspiring English sources

Yet the absolute connection between finance and fashion remains more hunch than reality.

Mr Justice Ouseley, who also presided over Assange's extradition case, stated in his judgment that an officer can act on "no more than hunch or intuition".

As the committee noted, good social policy-making needed more than hunch and traditional wisdom.

That book was a consolation, an old friend, and when I held it in my hands on my first night on the trail, I didn't regret carrying it one iota — even though carrying it meant that I could no more than hunch beneath its weight".

The more that Hunch can turn answering questions into an actual game, the less it would seem like a chore.

To learn more about Hunch's approach to creating a "taste graph" of its users, check out this recent video interview with co-founder Caterina Fake.

Mr. ARRINGTON: Yeah and we covered that, but I thought it was probably time to maybe talk to you a little bit more about Hunch and do a deeper dive than we have in the past with the company.

But the advice often varies by doctor and can be based more on hunches than science, she said.

But, she said, there are no rigorous studies to back that up, leaving doctors to go more on hunches than science.

The judgments of the "moderates" at this point probably have less to do with knowledge of what the candidates believe about specific controls and rest more on hunches about them personally.

Because there is little commercial advantage to be gained by comparing the efficacy of the different varieties, no studies have done so in a useful way.Bereft of guidance, doctors must therefore prescribe specific statins on the basis of little more than hunches or personal prejudice.