Sentence examples for pretty safe guess from inspiring English sources
It's a pretty safe guess, then, that this is just hardball domestic politics -- though the peculiarly self-effacing behavior of Americans for Responsible Foreign Spending suggests that they fear that even today's hardened voters might look askance at politicians willing to undermine sensitive peace negotiations for the sake of partisan advantage.
When the FBI purchased plane tickets for the hackers, the originating flight was from Russia, so it was a pretty safe guess where the hackers were from.
Obama himself previewed this over the weekend, so this is a pretty safe guess.
A pretty safe Brits, and arguably one that shows how conservative British pop is right now – but not without strong traditional songwriting.
The front-facing FaceTime camera is also expected to get a sensor upgrade — and given the continued popularity of selfies (not to mention rivals marketing 'selfie phones') that's pretty safe thinking from Apple.
However fatuous and incorrigible the Turf's insistence on anointing each new champion as a colossus without precedent, you are on pretty safe ground in acclaiming Frankel as a thoroughbred at least to refresh the parameters of greatness.
It's a pretty safe bet that Paris Hilton and Nicole Richie, the stars of "The Simple Life," aren't ever going to attract envy for the subtilité of their artistic output.
"I think it's pretty safe to say that Bristol is assuming most, if not all, of the risk in this deal," says Kasimov.
As we head into the end of 2017, it's pretty safe to say that Apple's fate — barring any major issue with its phones — is now in the hands of its consumers.
I think it's pretty safe to assume that Apple has added a least a couple million more to the 3 million sales figure they revealed at their press conference three weeks ago.
If Murtazin is right about a March 1 OTA update, and the GS III launch is undoubtedly post-March 1, it's pretty safe to assume that ICS will be ready to ship on the GS III along with its predecessor.
