Sentence examples for new hunch from inspiring English sources

So yes, the predictor made by new Hunch employee Ben Gleitzman (a former Googler) is very accurate.

Even when you do not have a clear reason for meeting up, it is always valuable.' According to William, the results of such regular meetings are new ideas, hunches and unexpected yields.

Caterina Fake, who co-founded Flickr along with her husband Stewart Butterfield in 2004, has announced her plans to join a fledgling new startup called Hunch.

In one room the concrete floor looked a little new, and on a hunch, the police began to dig there today.

Rye and colleagues began the new study with a hunch about what was going on.

The obvious competitor here is Hunch the new startup from Flickr co-founder Caterina Fake.

A new study supports that hunch, reporting massive damage to the sound-detecting structures of squid and other cephalopods that were exposed to loud noises.

Finally, Dogster and Catster are some of the first partners to use Hunch's new decision-making widgets.

Hunch, the new startup from Flickr co-founder Caterina Fake, has launched and it's beguilingly fun.

I've reached out to Twitter to see where TweetDeck and UberMedia stand now with the new rules but my hunch is that TweetDeck is it's currently constituted will be okay — it has too many users to be taken away.

In other words, Android will keep open sourcing each new version (and my hunch is they'll try to avoid similar delays in the future to avoid this kind of backlash. I also suspect that Honeycomb won't actually be open-sourced at all, and that the version of Android that does get released will be Ice Cream Sandwich).