Sentence examples for fair to deduce from inspiring English sources

It is fair to deduce that the Jets believe that Tebow would perform worse than Sanchez.

So it seems fair to deduce that the capture of Mr. Polanski — who has never been accused of similar offenses before 1977 or since — was an understandably low priority for the California criminal justice system, a system so short of money, that a court ordered it to release 40,000 convicts early because of prison overcrowding.

Even if one takes into account the intricacies of the primary system, it is fair to deduce that if the majority is unhappy with the choice, then the choice was somehow imposed on the majority.

It is reasonable to deduce that.

The bigger things you're just having to deduce from repercussions.

Even Sperner's lemma has an interesting economic/social implication; it enables us to deduce that there exists a fair division of a good (see, e.g., a nice introduction in [9]).

It wasn't hard to deduce that if much of the time was a pleasure, a fair amount of it was probably a pain in the posterior.

She encouraged us to deduce.

The reason is not difficult to deduce.

They wanted to deduce a function for it.

Or do we leave it to audiences to deduce the contemporary parallels?