Sentence examples for a fair prediction from inspiring English sources

It's a fair prediction from today that the reputation of one department – the Department for Communities and Local Government (DCLG) – could well decline further.

A fair prediction could be made that on this day, the shadow they see is not of a prolonged winter, but of a prolonged history of abuse.

The suggestion by the South African authorities that the number of dignitaries could be the highest ever appears to be a fair prediction.

Nonetheless, when tickets to London's West End cinemas can cost close to £20 and youth unemployment is at record heights, it's a fair prediction that this is one sector of the British audience unlikely to be growing any time soon.

And if you see it on tablets in the Western world, it's a fair prediction to say it will be on other devices".

The results show that the CC method gives a fair prediction both in the elastic and post-elastic field, with lower accuracy than the TM method.

The ROC AUC measures the accuracy of a prediction model as: 90−100% excellent prediction; 80−90% good prediction; 70−80% fair prediction; 60−70% poor prediction and 50−60% failed prediction.

It is evidenced that the Kohlrausch Williams Watt (KWW) formula ensures fair prediction of experimental data for aged specimens.

That is why we tested our model on an older infant, with fair predictions for almost all bundles.

He added, "For fair predictions, you first need a fair criminal justice system.

The prediction of the work and recurrent sickness absence state has poor accuracy (0.6-0.7 0.6-0.7as the predictions of the unemployment state and the disability state have a fair level of prediction accuracy (0.7-0.8).