Sentence examples for take a stab at predicting from inspiring English sources
He has started Decide.com, a Web site that aims to predict the future price of electronic devices and also to take a stab at predicting what is coming next.
But since it is Election Eve, I'll take a stab at predicting the partisan makeup of the House of Representatives in the 114th Congress.
(Sony was the only major studio that didn't present to exhibitors during the annual convention in Sin City). But now that the casino smoke has cleared from our eyes, we'll take a stab at predicting five titles that will actually be worth your time at the cinema this year.
Before heading off, I wanted to take a stab at predicting which economic fictions are likely to get the most air time over the rest of the summer.
He and his lunchmates have all taken a stab at predicting the outcome, and office pools are sure to follow.
Managers of three top-performing funds talked about what drove their outstanding performances -- and they took a stab at predicting the months ahead.
The new report, by Howard J. Axelrod, a longtime economics consultant, predicts payroll and tax payment losses (which seem pretty certain) and takes a stab at predicting electricity rate increases and a general decline in economic activity.
Everyone seems to have taken a stab at predicting which banks will need more capital as a result of the government's stress tests.
Anybody want to take a stab at that?
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