Sentence examples for reasonable to guess from inspiring English sources

But it is reasonable to guess they outnumber Catholics worked up about Bob Jones University.

It's reasonable to guess that the Democrats will pick up some districts, or that more districts will become competitive.

Catholics who supported the war, it is reasonable to guess from reports in the secular and religious press, were led to think twice.

"It's more reasonable to guess that if his intention was to pass along information, it was not to the Syrian government but other individuals in Syria".

It seems reasonable to guess that he would be unhappy to see the emergency contraceptive Plan B banned from Massachusetts pharmacies.

Literary matters excite him to some fearful syntactical contortions: What happened to O'Hara in Pottsville during those dark months in 1930 of soul-scouring can't be specified, but it's reasonable to guess that he sounded a kind of abyss.

There are precious few things that make us "uniquely human," but the ability to guess with reasonable accuracy at what's going on in someone else's mind is thought to be one of them.

However, it may be reasonable to provide a first-guess value within the order of parameters that is predetermined by, for example, kinematic inversions.

He was quite right, but the Nazi rocket scientist Wernher von Braun and his engineers chose the US forces to surrender to, on the reasonable guess that Americans were more likely to listen to the same argument.

Anyway, now here's the fun part: We know enough about Anonymous to make a reasonable guess as to who he or she is, or at least which firm he or she works for.

Later, I do: she has nothing like that of Clare's, although it might have been a reasonable guess to assume she would.