Sentence examples for fair inferences from inspiring English sources

Hence, assessing the LC ability using both assessment modes might be important in reaching fair inferences on this ability.

5 Cardiovascular disease registries should measure comorbidities to permit fair inferences regarding mortality, process of care, and risk stratification after myocardial infarction.

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.

And that is the fair inference to be drawn, as a matter of experience, from what has been happening under the New York censorship.

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 not correct to suggest that a fair inference can be that they were all News of the World employees," he said, provoking a spate of vigorous nodding on the part of Rhodri Davies QC, representing News International.

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.