Sentence examples for strongest hunch from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hicks said his strongest hunch was that Aon was being squeezed on fees by both its corporate clients and the insurance companies with whom it arranges coverage.

There may be no precedents -- no "rearview-mirror" data -- to validate even the strongest hunch.

My strong hunch is that, while Tesco is the first to feel the effect of this shift, it won't be the last.

I have always supported the overthrow of the Taliban in Afghanistan, despite a strong hunch George Bush would never manage it adequately.

It's not faith, it's a strong hunch that we could explain all these human-related things from an evolutionary perspective.

they do pay careful attention to the di- rection in which their fields are mov- ing, and they have some strong hunch- es about where they are headed in the year ahead.

So in the late spring air of Lausanne, Switzerland, it was not surprising to see him puff to a victory not yet declared, but one that he had a strong hunch that he had won.

Our strong hunch is that there is material in the memos that can and should be revealed without harm to law enforcement or the appropriate discussion of confidential legal strategies.

What a fair amount of investors have done, especially through 401(k) plans and other sorts of accounts, is trade in and out when they have a strong hunch that one-day returns are going to be positive".

Rear Adm. Mark Fitzgerald, the task force commander overseeing the recovery operation, said the search team has a strong hunch where the remaining bodies are, and hopes to recover them quickly.

Does a member of the Trump train see my public same-sex wedding photos on Facebook and not have a strong hunch that I'm not voting for their man?