Sentence examples for theory fair from inspiring English sources

While Caldwell won lots of games with Manning, there was also a prevailing theory, fair or not, that Manning could have made Fozzie Bear look like the second coming of George Halas, so prodigious was his talent.

Economic principles also indicate that, in theory, fair pricing of derivative works must be based on the value of the extensions, the packaging, or the associated services provided by the enterprise.

The theory of fair allocations contains many positive results about the existence of fair allocations, for various fairness concepts, and this stands in contrast to Arrow's impossibility theorem in the theory of social choice.

The independence of the auditors guarantees, in theory, that "fair" is just that.Somewhere along the line, though, things seem to have gone wrong.

Much of the recent dynamics of the economy are not captured in Keynes's theory, in Fair's Model, or in any conventional econometric model.

The 34.7% is slightly below the 37% we had anticipated so, in theory, our fair value for Tullow should reduce by around 25p.

The men claim their supplement has certain practical benefits, like reducing the risk of yeast infections, which in theory seem fair enough, but everything else about their invention sounds pretty grotesque.

The theory of fair allocation studies the allocation of resources in economic models.

The theory of fair allocation (see § 6) may fill the gap.

We also explored how filler siphoning theory impacts fair and biased sequential lineups.

The idea that consumption should be proportional to labor has also received some attention in the theory of fair allocation (Moulin 1990, Roemer & Silvestre 1993).