Sentences with phrase «guess more than a few years»

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Guessing the fact he signed this early meant he knew he wasn't getting more than a year or two to be a starter anywhere, so he used his leverage to get the best case scenario and the chance for another big contract a few years from now.

Significantly more expensive than others, but I guess it lasts a few years and it's nice quality.

My guess is that Washington backlash could wash out more than a few marginal Republicans this year.

I know that when I communicated with Author Central a few years ago, they were much more responsive to me as the author than they were to my publishing house (I'm guessing because they're courting authors to use them directly for print - on - demand).

amazing article if a little out of date now im guessing also love the videos, i have one question, i used to travel a lot on AA to new york and chicago mainly and enjoyed its benefits back then in the late 90s - 2005, it always seemed you needed fewer miles needed to uograde to buisness etc than any other airline at the tme ect and evern though it was early interent days there was many ways to earn miles etc, but i havent been travelling much but this year i will be travelling much more, basically 4 - 6 trips to the us and maybe 3 - 4 eu trips as well all from london or manchester, would i still be best going with AA program or ba / avios, i would get a frequent flyer credit card for bookings and hotels if that helps your reply, many thanks (when i used to fly, AA was the only way i would go just beacuse the planes looked amazing in their livery:) even if the air stewardesses were an average of 65 yeard old lol paul

Well the storyline follows as you guessed, Max Payne, who after a hard few years losing his wife, child and his job, is nothing more than a ruined pill - popping alcoholic.

FWIW, my best guess is that the difference between weather (which can not be predicted reliably for more than a few days no matter how much computing power you throw at it, and due to the data quantity / quality problem, it may well be technically impossible entirely under real - world conditions) and climate (which can be much better predicted on a global scale for a longer period of time with a higher degree of accuracy — still, a few years are the technical limit) is a difference of scale.

From looking at the graph I would guess that the smoothing period is a few years — certainly not more than ten.

My guess is that the number of law blogs with more than 1000 readers has not increased dramatically over the past few years.