Sentence examples for fair implication from inspiring English sources

Still, Peter Kaufman, president of the Gordian Group, an investment bank that specializes in bankruptcies and restructurings, said, "Given CRG's expertise in bankruptcies, it's certainly a fair implication that it's been hired to prepare the necessary bankruptcy schedules, projections and filings".

"It is just baseless to suggest that [these DoJ officials] share al Qaeda values... they didn't actually say it but I think it was a fair implication of what they were saying".

We discuss the implications of our findings for theories of procedural justice including the uncertainty management model of fairness, the fair process effect, and fairness heuristic theory.

"If you're asking what is the most challenging to sing now, being a 54-year-old man – I presume that's part of your implication?" OK, fair cop.

Since its launch in 1996, the channel's motto has been "Fair and Balanced", the implication being that other sources of news, like the New York Times, CNN and the BBC are unfair and biased.

The implication of "fair er" and "strong er" is that Britain already had these values when it was in the EU.

Rape, on the other hand, is much different -- there, the actions of the victim are often deemed fair game, with the implication being that the victim accorded the attacker the right to commit rape.

Nor will postgraduates be able to access the new undergraduate loan system, which has implications for fair access.

I don't think that's fair if that's the implication.

"When I make my mind up, I'm as stubborn as my father was," she said Monday, offering no explanation of her Connecticut action, not exactly fair to Auriemma given the implication of a more serious breach of ethics than arranging an ESPN meet-and-greet with Trey Wingo.

This is a fair modification because the physical implication of the index is completely the same as the original one, which is also implied in Ruan et al. (2014).