Sentence examples for be a fair inference from inspiring English sources
"If the court were to conclude there was no fair basis for the stop, but the stop was made, there has to be a reason," Judge Scheindlin said, suggesting it might be a fair inference to find that it was a race-based stop.
But he conceded it was a fair inference to make.
I don't know that for a fact, but it's a fair inference.
No, I don't think it's a fair inference either way.
"It is a fair inference to say he was being tortured.
It is a fair inference that the Australian immigration department tells Nauru who should be allowed to travel there.
There remained little question but that Spinelli was using the phones, and it was a fair inference that the use was not for domestic but for business purposes.
It is a fair inference, supported by this record, that at the very least in the latter classes the demand has been inadequately filled by reprints and the publisher's sale of back issues.
From all of these facts and circumstances, it is a fair inference that Dr. Oppenheimer's story to Colonel Pash and other Manhattan District officials was substantially true and that his later statement on the subject to the FBI, and his recent testimony before the Personnel Security Board, were false.
That is a fair inference from the recent Sixty Minutes interview with Jack Abramoff, the disgraced former Washington lobbyist.1.
