Sentence examples for second guess that from inspiring English sources

"I think that the African Parks guys know the situation extremely well and can gauge the risk and the effectiveness of the anti-poaching better than I can, and I would not presume to second guess that.

I am not going to second guess that process.

It's hard to second guess that Navy SEAL's decision in such a chaotic and stressful situation.

They second guess that the conclusion they've arrived at -- that the marriage needs to end -- was the right decision.

And see, the danger of allowing for information that I get briefed on out in the public arena is that it could mean that the product I receive or future presidents receive is somewhat guarded for fear of it being revealed, and for fear of people saying, Well, you know, we're going to second guess that which you told the president.

(It is one of the many second guesses that will accompany defeat for either candidate).

Instead of alleging facts that could demonstrate bad faith on the part of the directors, by presenting the Court with the so called "red flags," plaintiffs are inviting the Court to engage in the exact kind of judicial second guessing that is proscribed by the business judgment rule.

And it sparked enough restaurant-world head scratching and second guessing that he felt compelled to explain and defend himself in a post on the blog Eater.com.

Angus Campbell, head of sales at Capital Spreads, said: The market had second guessed that the Greek vote would overcome its first hurdle and it was right.

Much of the second guessing that follows every selection will taper by Thursday, the first day of the full-blown tournament, when 16 games take place.

The short time frame is a strategy to remove the second guessing that frequently goes on when it comes to communicating in the public sphere.