1.   But eventually the truth will emerge in areas where now we can only make guesses.

2.   When faced with an unfamiliar word, good readers are able to make guesses based on the meaning and structure of the sentence.

3.   After making decent guesses about the most important sentences in a file, the new auto-summarizer can highlight them or save them separately.

4.   But I made a guess, based on the fact that most people feel they can get along on a little less in retirement than they require before then.

5.   Fund executives said it would be hard to even make a guess about the vote until the last minute.

6.   Gradually, you start to connect these surreal episodes and make guesses.

7.   He noted that merger cases require government officials to make guesses about the likely effect on competition in the future.

8.   Hilton management decided that it needed to make some guesses about the economy, even if they proved wrong.

9.   In a flashback, we see Anthony and Lucy meet on an airplane, where they began making guesses about other passengers.

10.   Joyenda, a forthright man who wears a tie into combat, refused to even make a guess about enemy casualties.