I'll hazard a guess that the majority of them are.
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Mr. Sen said he would not even hazard a guess.
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"I would hate to hazard a guess," Captain Mizer said.
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"I cannot hazard a guess," he said, and hung up.
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And what that means, I don't even want to hazard a guess.
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"I don't want to hazard a guess at this point," he said.
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"I would hazard a guess most youths don't know that," he said.
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I'd hazard a guess the full sentence begins with "Although" or the like.
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Therefore, I am unqualified to hazard a guess at the personal distress Cmdr.
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How long this will take, and what form, I can't hazard a guess.
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But it doesn't hazard a guess as to how many of them would pass.
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I am not prepared at this point to hazard a guess on what comes next.
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So it's very hard to hazard a guess (when an effective drug might be developed).
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Would you hazard a guess as to what Raggedy Ann claims I did to her?
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"It's a little early to hazard a guess about the extent of crop loss," said Sharma.
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But if I had to hazard a guess, there would be three things that come to mind.
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We'd hazard a guess the final song, "Threat of Joy," will get its premiere later today too.
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I'd hazard a guess that plenty of gags actually have a woman in the writing room behind them.
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But we have seen enough of his views and behaviors to hazard a guess at how he thinks.
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It's very hard to tell from their public record, and I'm not going to hazard a guess either way.
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To hazard a guess, it has something to do with SureGuard being a maker of windows, not doggy doors.
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I'm no gun expert, so I won't hazard a guess on the make and model of the weapon here.
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Given the "while supplies last" ultimatum, we'd hazard a guess that the pop-up won't remain open for much longer.
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The sport's elite, I would hazard a guess, will find ways to turn a hard Brexit into a soft blow.
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DAVID FABER: Well, I think you could hazard a guess as to how the party feels about a trade war.
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Seeing as she used the same initials as the code name â€" LC â€" we could probably hazard a guess.
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The exact dimensions obviously have never been reported, but you can hazard a guess based on looking at the map.
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MOST economists might hazard a guess that voiding the bulk of a country's currency overnight would dent its immediate growth prospects.
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Matz was reluctant to hazard a guess, though he said DOJ will probably pursue both possible roads to the Supreme Court.
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We might hazard a guess that he is not sufficiently familiar with the ACA to begin even to outline a replacement.
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Given that he registered 1 percent in that Iowa poll, I'll hazard a guess that this is not a winning strategy.
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"I'm not even willing to hazard a guess, just because it's so unlike anything else we ever have seen," she added.
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We'd hazard a guess that plenty of other investors are clambering to get into the firm's newest fund before the door shuts.
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What I like most about this video, if I had to hazard a guess, is that it has the gall to exist.
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Readers have devoted a lot of time to puzzling that out, but the show hasn't really encouraged viewers to hazard a guess.
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"I don't want to hazard a guess," Mr. Elwell said when asked how long the Boeing planes might be prohibited from flying.
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He certainly doesn't want Alabama to set a new trend—and we'd hazard a guess that not too many beer drinkers want that either.
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"The immediate to medium term prospects are so clouded - I wouldn't want to hazard a guess as between either of those," he told reporters.
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A good book need not come to any conclusions at all, nor even hazard a guess, about anything that exists beyond its chosen object.
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It'd take too long to delve into all those issues here, and I won't hazard a guess as to whether these changes are feasible.
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I would hazard a guess that picky eaters feel more shame now than ever, with the ubiquitous pressure to eat organic and 'clean' and healthy.
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At the very least, I'd hazard a guess that receiving a voicemail from ex-prez Obama will ensure a call-back from most ambitious entrepreneurs.
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If you're familiar with Offutt's fiction or can simply hazard a guess at the import of the title "Country Dark," you get a grim idea.
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"There is a theory of gender discussions on knowledge: Men may be more likely to hazard a guess while women are more hesitant," Sanbonmatsu said.
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Indeed, if the amount at stake in the Dell case had been more significant, I would hazard a guess that the judge just might have hesitated.
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LimeWire made me a music nerd and an Internet nerd all at once, and I'd hazard a guess it did the same for a lot of others.
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You can hazard a guess at how successful his ghost of Christmas Future — a gravestone that reads "he was a dick of a father" — winds up being.
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But investors who know Mr Son's audacious ways had been totting up the sums to hazard a guess on his next big deal, says an analyst in Tokyo.
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If I had to hazard a guess, I would think he might wind up as the DNC chair as his next move -- assuming he isn't the VP pick.
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London is a very safe place in the great scheme of things — more so, I would hazard a guess, than a lot of American cities (no offense intended).
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If I had to hazard a guess, I'd say Apple's buyout of Shazam will probably still go through, and this inquiry is just a minor delay in the process.
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If I were to hazard a guess as to why it'd be that Beck Bennett's impression of him is bad and his shirtless Putin is a reliable viral video.
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Although McDowell couldn't say if these types of events were more common on the West Coast, he did hazard a guess as to why this might be the case.
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I would confidently hazard a guess that more than 95% of those who buy Unilever's variously branded products have no idea of the conglomerate behind them, nor do they care.
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But until Russell and Delaugerre's work on Giraglia island, which is now published in the Journal of Zoology, we couldn't hazard a guess why one might be better than the other.
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" Asked to hazard a guess on how far out the research might be from being usefully commercialized in an application, she jokes: "If I worked for Google probably a lot sooner!
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While no one is quite ready to hazard a guess about why running, soccer, and, in this case, cycling failed to reduce the risk of death by a meaningful amount of time.
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A television viewer can hazard a guess as to the timing of nature breaks as the NBC announcers cut away from the race and begin to rhapsodize about a particularly handsome château.
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The fact is, we cannot know yet why Mateen took his disastrous course; the reasons are likely complex, and we are in no position to hazard a guess, much less diagnose from afar.
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We will never know for certain what more Desmond Amofah wanted to communicate—this week, the body of the popular YouTube gamer was found in Manhattan's East River—but we can hazard a guess.
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I could probably hazard a guess as to what the rest of the season will be about, with the conflict between Taylor and Bobby increasing from a simmer to a full boil, most likely.
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If I were to hazard a guess, I'd wager that HTC has its own take on audio out, and since Google's Pixel line was closely developed with HTC, Google adopted it for its own devices.
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As for it's inclusion in the trailer, I would hazard a guess that it has something to do with the thematic resonance of this completely insane story that Robin Gibbs tells about the song's inception.
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Though Feinstein has angered the restive portion of the progressive Democratic base here, few longtime California consultants and pollsters are ready to hazard a guess about just how large that portion of the party is.
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I would hazard a guess that these creepy-ass pool floats are part of a burgeoning beach goth aesthetic, a combination of light and dark that makes a lot of sense for Instagram — high contrast, high saturation!
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As I cast my eyes over the piles of fruits and vegetables, some of which I could barely hazard a guess as to what they are, Dunlop reels off name after name, along with how to cook.
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Instead of relying on the judgment of one developer, all team members are asked to hazard a guess, ideally simultaneously to avoid biases (often done through "planning poker") and use that as a basis for further deliberations.
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But Mr. Biden has been creating and blowing past his own self-imposed deadlines for months, and few of the aides who were in attendance dared to hazard a guess as to when he may ultimately decide.
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Scout Ahead Check how many first-class seats have been sold and the size of the first-class cabin when choosing a seat on an airline's website to hazard a guess whether a cheap upgrade will be offered on your flight.
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We're going to hazard a guess, based on its content (and the info dropped by McGrath's reps about the look at the Atelier Versace fall 2016 couture show), that this is going to be the be-all and end-all of red lipsticks.
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If I had to hazard a guess, I would say that the Xperia XZ2 Premium was the phone the company would have liked to have led with at the world's largest mobile show, but it just wasn't fully baked at the time.
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I would hazard a guess that many members had never had a meal, or a drink, with many other members; in some cases, do not even really know them except as a name to be read out in a roll call vote.
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And if I had to hazard a guess I would say this brush only works for people with the beauty industry's default type of head… "Unruly" as a term applied to hair that can't get through a flat brush's bristles on the first pass is pretty racially specific.
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Even with social media giving fans an open forum for feedback it's difficult to pinpoint exactly why some of this decade's spinoffs have landed and others faltered, but looking back on the history of fandom and knowing why these imaginative side stories grew popular in the first place, one can hazard a guess.
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And if we were to hazard a guess as to why, it's probably because they found The Cleanser — the one that vacuums pores 'til they're clean and tight, rinsing away those stubborn mascara marks hanging out under the lower lash line to leave skin baby-soft, glowy, and gorgeous — and they just don't want you to know about it.
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I will hazard a guess that your Facebook feed is full of people writing lengthy assessments of why Conor McGregor was beaten (more than why Nate Diaz won) with pages of bickering in the comments and you will soon be yearning for it to go back to the mix of vegan rants and awkwardly racist political posts from colleagues.
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Geddy Lee of the rock band Rush said, "It's an amazing location. One of the most beautiful concert venues in America...or anywhere. I would hazard a guess that it's one of the most beautiful anywhere." Rush played Red Rocks on their R30 30th Anniversary, Snakes and Arrows, and Time Machine tours.
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Players who answer question numbers five and ten correctly find themselves in a situation where their winnings are "safe". This means they will not lose their winnings under any circumstances. This allows the players to hazard a guess for question six and question eleven. Players answering a question incorrectly are eliminated from the game and their winnings return to the previous "safe" amount.
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Company officials were unable to hazard a guess as to the cause of the crash, "due to the fact that the plane was so nearly demolished."Pusey, Otis J., Associated Press writer, "Missing Air Liner Found Wrecked; All Dead, Terrific Crash Indicated", The San Bernardino Daily Sun, San Bernardino, California, Monday 26 February 1934, Volume 40, page 2. Both groups returned from the crash site in the Wasatch Mountains to Salt Lake City on the night of February 26, but both admitted to an inability to reach any conclusions.
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It is possible that Eraser is studying the other four factions and the Mindbreakers (especially the latter, due to their unique abilities), but as to what reason, one can only hazard a guess. The Erasers are engaged mostly in fighting the E.G.O. The older factions, occupied with their own battles, take little notice of them; the Erasers pay them little heed in return. But the Erasers wish to destroy humanity, and the E.G.O. - self- proclaimed guardians of humanity's future - have risen up to stop them. Towards the end of the first Aquarian Age Saga, Eraser has been driven off by the four Earthbound Factions and Mindbreakers.
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