Sentence examples for presumed fair from inspiring English sources

If buyers in a competitive market are willing to pay a price for digital information that is significantly higher than the seller's marginal cost, then that price can be presumed fair.

It was another matter to presume "fair play".

Presuming fair preparation simply stacks the outcomes in favor of those with better access to the collective birthright.

But the prose is dry and elliptical, presuming a fair amount of broader cultural background and Wagnerian expertise.

But this assessment presumes a fair election, and in Zimbabwe those who cast the votes are not nearly as important as those who count them.

Interfaces are being written in a number of African languages, but even the clearest instructions in Wolof or Yoruba as to how to use Windows presume a fair degree of literacy.

Standardized methods that are presumed to be fair measures of merit or ability must be reexamined with a new perspective that takes into account the diverse backgrounds of aspiring scientists.

And even if he waffles, in the presumed name of fair-mindedness, he could be fine politically if he is sensitive to something as simple as the quality of life in our neighborhoods.

Water quality: It may be fair to presume that clean water is necessary to maintain essential habitat and a healthy population of Novisuccinea chittenangoensis, just as it is to the survival of many other invertebrates; however, since Novisuccinea chittenangoensis is a terrestrial snail, the effects of water quality are expected to be somewhat indirect.

A man who said that Osama bin Laden should not be presumed guilty until after a fair trial is always going to be beyond the pale for many Americans.

Now that Mitt Romney is the presumed Republican candidate, it's fair to ask how he made so much money ($21 million in 2010 alone) and paid such a low rate of taxes (only 13.9percentt).