Sentence examples for fair to guess from inspiring English sources

If, even when farming is profitable, ministers still want subsidies to boost production, it seems fair to guess they do not have cheap production in mind.In fairness, there is public support in Europe for lots of costly regulations.

Still, it was fair to guess that the stock-market plunge in the two days after the election might have been a declaration of discontents.

Very Marie Antoinette of them — although since the resultant album was eventually titled "Tales From Topographic Oceans," it's fair to guess the hay didn't work.

Since Hot Milk is being published by Penguin Random House, it seems fair to guess that the accolade of a Booker shortlisting has removed the presumed literary stain from this novel, which shares themes and obsessions with its predecessor.

He has not written back formally, but I think it is fair to guess that he has come to the conclusion that renewable energy deployment could stay with John.

Microsoft thinks that the Surface Pro 3 is the best Windows 10 device, I think it is fair to guess.

But, he added, it wasn't fair to second-guess his decision, because he believed his only choices were to speak out, or to "conceal" information.

Subjects in the role of Player 2 were asked to guess which die Player 1 would roll; 22 out of 30 guessed the selfish die, and the remainder guessed the fair die.

It wasn't fair to Bobby to second-guess him for a seeing-eye ground ball.

"Guess it's fair to say that you guys aren't done," Pedroia was told.

I guess it's fair to say that TIME hasn't ALWAYS not been a friend.