I wouldn't hazard a guess at how many pieces I have, but I admit it's becoming a habit.
"That's got to be a very scary statistic," said Ron Labrec, a Coast Guard public affairs officer, though he wouldn't hazard a guess.
Clement Price, a Rutgers historian who teaches a course about Newark, wouldn't hazard a guess as to what the mayor would do, but offered a wish list of sorts.
I do wonder whether there won't be a residual sort of kinder and gentler version of Wall Street culture, although I wouldn't hazard a guess, given the uncertainty that's out there.
Mr. Carpenter wouldn't hazard a guess on how much the air fare estimate might rise, except to say, "Clearly, what's gone on in the last few weeks is putting lots of pressure on our preliminary forecast, and depending on what happens in the next few months it would put upward pressure on that number, for sure".
Fisk and Magallanes wouldn't hazard a guess as to what it would take to maintain a piranha corps, but Fink points out that you'd need a ton of them in a restricted body of water for them to be of any use.
Even augmented contact lens maker, now Googler, Babak Parviz once responded, "I'd rather not hazard a guess here," when a journalist asked what wearable technology should be developed next.
Carthon, who has known Parcells since he played for him with the Giants, would not even hazard a guess as to what Parcells will do.
So, he said, he would not even hazard a guess about where many of Lincoln Center's 13 constituent groups -- the New York Philharmonic and the New York City Ballet and City Opera, among them -- might relocate when work begins in earnest on a vast renovation of the arts campus, a project that could take 10 years and cost $1.5 billion.
