Sentence examples for be a fair candidate from inspiring English sources
Should David Pipe's grey be sent to the Gold Cup instead, Last Instalment would be a fair candidate to replace him as favourite.
The work at Kaiser Wilhelm Institute, on the eve of WW2 is a fair candidate for the single most significant discovery of the 20th century.
There was a fair candidate for funniest moment of the sporting week towards the end of Real Madrid's 3-0 defeat of Almería on Wednesday.
What can you tell me?... Richard Pieper, Manhattan A The General Post Office of 1875 was a fair candidate for Most Hated Building in New York, at least until the Penn Station/Madison Square Garden complex went up in the 1960s.
"It's really important that there is a fair and equitable opportunity for candidates to perform at their best," says Ross Anderson, a registered psychologist with Chandler MacLeod.
"What we won is a fair and equitable ballot position for every candidate," she said.
Consequently, if the set of all possible replication costs for a given contract is bounded from below then either (a) the lower bound for replication costs is not a replication cost and none of replication costs is a fair price or (b) the lower bound is a replication cost and it is a candidate for a maximal fair price for the contract.
"There is consensus on the principle that their candidates should be given a fair chance but no consensus on a particular candidate," said Eswar Prasad, Cornell University's senior professor of trade policy and the former head of research in the IMF's financial studies division.
