Sentence examples for public guesswork from inspiring English sources
Hours later, after a new batch of anthrax was found in the letter delivered to the office of Senator Tom Daschle, Democrat of South Dakota and the majority leader, Mr. Fleischer's boss did some very public guesswork of his own when asked if there were links between Mr. bin Laden and the anthrax attacks.
UK and EU laws mean that it has to continue to publish around 80% of what it does already - so which numbers might go from public knowledge to private guesswork?
Takes the guesswork out of public transportation at home and abroad.
Public expenditures demand more accountability and less guesswork.
"I'd rather be making policy based upon what I know to be strong public sentiment than to leave it to guesswork here at the Capitol".
That sum involves a lot of guesswork about the future size of the public sector, pay, longevity and GDP growth, but it sounds a lot more manageable than the liability of 85% of GDP cited by the BNAC.
"Without committing to the development of next generation climate modelling and climate monitoring, billions of dollars of public investment on long term infrastructure will be based on guesswork rather than on strategic and informed science-driven policy".
Without committing to the continued development of next generation climate monitoring and climate modelling, billions of public investment dollars for long-term infrastructure will be based on guesswork rather than on strategic and informed science-driven policy.
This process would protect the public while greatly limiting the need for the Parole Board to engage in difficult guesswork about the future actions of inmates.
Guesswork or wishful thinking?
