Sentence examples for is fair to conclude from inspiring English sources
It is fair to conclude that he was targeted because of his extraordinary work.
"It is fair to conclude that not a lot of Democrats watch Fox," one party official said.
When yields on risky bonds decline toward those on safe assets, it is fair to conclude, he argues, that someone is taking on excessive risk.
Given the importance of the IAP channel to browser usage share, it is fair to conclude that these inducements and restrictions contributed significantly to the drastic changes that have in fact occurred in Internet Explorer's and Navigator's respective usage shares.
Yet if we look back at New York's architectural record during the same period, it is fair to conclude that the skyline has suffered more from the absence of art than from the presence of it.
First, it is fair to conclude that an AAA rating doesn't assure anything.
"One billion children are today living in countries and territories affected by war or conflict — and it's fair to conclude that large numbers suffer violent injuries and death".
If one compares the dictators' lodgings with the White House, Buckingham Palace or the Elysée Palace, it would be fair to conclude that their residences are unpretentious.
Nancy Ellen Abrams Santa Cruz, Calif., Feb. 13, 2011 To the Editor: Judging by the images of Egyptians cleaning up after their uprising, I think it's fair to conclude that they are ready for democracy.
Mr. Wright has never before named a chief operating officer at NBC and indicated that it was fair to conclude Mr. Lack was in line to succeed him as chief executive.
