Sentence examples for is fair to predict from inspiring English sources

It is fair to predict that they will do so without violence and with considerable good humour.

"It is fair to predict that the new proposals will be controversial," the board's chairwoman, Wilma B. Liebman, said in a statement.

Thus, if the result of national health reform is to move millions of women into a market that operates subject to the exclusion, then it is fair to predict that the entire market for coverage ultimately will be affected as a product tipping point is reached and virtually no supplemental market appears.

As Jim Lobe wrote, "It's fair to predict that the... report is likely to be the best guide to date of where a Hillary Clinton presidency will want to take the country's foreign policy".

The AUCs suggest that VPT performance is fair to good, with VPT best at predicting confirmed clinical neuropathy and with greater predictive value in older age-groups (again, not unexpected given the known effects of aging).

"It is fair to ask whether the progress we're predicting will be stifled by climate change.

"I think it is fair to say the project took longer to get to the beta stage than I predicted when we started," the engineer candidly confessed.

Therefore, it is fair to say that our method is comparable to all state-of-the-art methods in predicting protein submitochondrial locations.

Predicting the outcome of an unfiled suit is hazardous business; but it is fair to say that knocking out the rules will be rather hard.

Whatever happens it's probably fair to predict that once the mainstream media finds out about this – as they will – there will be yet more calls for "Policing Twitter", and other social platforms more widely.

Also, to be fair to Alexia, she predicted this months ago.