Sentence examples for much guesswork from inspiring English sources

Bit too much guesswork there.

In terms of outcomes, predicting the results in Missouri is pretty much guesswork.

Francis, who runs the Hoop Scoop recruiting service, said the process involved much guesswork.

Every number about the production, consumption and price of drugs involves much guesswork, a warning that applies all through this survey.

Mass extinction remains a real danger.Whether or not it actually comes about depends in part on what happens to the climate, which remains the subject of much guesswork.

In any case, such precise targeting demonstrates how campaigns are trying to take as much guesswork as possible out of the inexact science of television advertising.

Working out the figures in other countries involves much more guesswork.

The arguments here are still pretty much informed guesswork, but it is certainly true that the more we understand about what the biosphere does for us, in soil, oceans and atmosphere, the more it makes sense to look after it.

You also get a turn-based sea-warfare game which manfully strives to turn the idea of Battleships into something more substantial, plus more impressive to behold, but doesn't really succeed – it's still too basic and leaves too much to guesswork, which is annoying.

But the Web is already glutted with basic video and photo sharing sites, and figuring out which of those will pan out is pretty much pure guesswork at this point YouTube grew up virtually overnight, just as News Corp.'s MySpace (remember them?) did before that.

But it also involves much "obscurity and guesswork".