Sentences with phrase «pretty good assumption»

So while we don't know precisely how warm central Rome was in the the year 43 C.E., we can make a pretty good assumption that it was substantially warmer than today.

Agents are paid commissions from whatever they sell you, and it's a pretty good assumption that the higher your premiums, the more you pay out in commissions.

Assuming that the second movie does as well or better than the first (which is a pretty good assumption), Lawrence stands to make even more money through additional bonuses.

Not exact matches

I am well aware that all of us make assumptions about people we talk to everyday, it's pretty much impossible to carry out a conversation otherwise.

Radiative - convective models are pretty good (but they still need a lot of assumption built in) and so we end up needing GCMs pretty quickly.

I've often operated under the assumption that, while sometimes flawed, crazy, and uninformed, I'm usually a pretty good judge of both character and...

It's fair to say that if a site's been featured by this many prominent media outlets it's probably offering a pretty good service for its members, and a quick scan of this site confirms this assumption...

The Phantom Pain makes a pretty clear assumption that you're familiar not just with Metal Gear lore, but the events of stand - alone prologue Ground Zeroes as well.

So it's a good assumption the character is deaf, but if not, it's pretty bad ass that she's too cool to speak.

We've made some assumptions about the teenage brain, but we're looking at a tremendous curve here; I'm amazed at how many kids function awfully well and do use pretty good judgment.

The calculator doesn't figure the ups and downs of the markets, but it does give you a pretty good idea of what can happen under different return assumptions.

I do happen to think the board's in the best position to properly assess LEs & policy valuations, so I think it's pretty sensible to rely on their assumptions & calculations as the mid-point of range of outcomes.

If you assume 8 % annual returns, your outlook may look pretty good, but is that assumption really accurate?

While there is pretty strong evidence to suggest a 1.5 C warming by doubling atmospheric CO2, suggesting a +4 C by 2100 is speculative at best requiring large assumptions of positive feedbacks that have not been observed to date.

After crunching some numbers, running some tests and making some (fairly safe) assumptions, user SanDiegoDave100 over at Motley Fool is able to make a pretty good case for using a solar power system to provide electricity for his home and an all - electric car like the forthcoming Tesla Roadster or the company's more affordable second and third models.

Radiative - convective models are pretty good (but they still need a lot of assumption built in) and so we end up needing GCMs pretty quickly.

Very hard to see how you would pin that assumption down without enough error terms to check the assumption (and I don't see 1988 as much better) in fact if you look at the graph it's pretty obvious that a linear fit is not appropriate as the error term is far from random.

I actually don't care who it was (a good person) but whistleblower is a pretty simple, even, statistical, assumption to make.

Making that kind of assumption is, I would suggest, a pretty good example of judicial arrogance.

«The Provincial Court (Criminal Division) had been pretty complacent about its education programming, based on the assumption that we were the biggest and best criminal court in Canada and accordingly must have the best education programming.

@Matthew Paul Granted... it may be an assumption at this point but I'd say a 6 - foot door opening is a pretty good first clue.

About 13 per cent have a pretty good plan based on bad assumptions.