Sentences with phrase «fair bet»

That would be a much more fair bet as to whether the mean average global temperature is going up or going down.

I take one quarter of CO2 - doubling response which would be 0.075 + / - 0.05 K. I guess that the rate of fair bet for a person who holds such view would be about 1:50 if normal distribution is assumed.

«Here's our level from which we broke, but the key is a big moment coming if you think it's [going] up it's a fair bet.»

It's a fair bet that the founders of other IPO hopefuls — Facebook, Groupon, and Yelp, among others — will be watching closely.

Carriers have naturally reacted by lowering their roaming rates and it's a fair bet that they'll go lower still.

It's a fair bet there will be people similarly willing to take extreme action to stop the pristine wilderness of Mars being desecrated by humans.

Given his penchant for secrecy and surprise and his proven brilliance, it's a fair bet that he'll let us know when he's good and ready.

And it's a fair bet Mokhtarzada has never regretted passing up that internship.

Combine this with the fact that the biggest provider so far, U.S. - based Gogo, is a publicly listed company that has a responsibility to deliver ever - increasing dividends to shareholders and it's a fair bet that wi - fi in the skies isn't going to be both good and affordable any time soon, despite what French defense contractors might say.

Outside of Netflix's dwindling DVD subscribers, it's a fair bet most of its customer base can handle downloads just fine.

It's a fair bet that if Texas Instruments had just focused on being better than slide rules, Hewlett Packard would have put them out of the calculator business in a hurry.

Not all of those entrepreneurs will go on to create big, world changing companies, but its a fair bet that some will.

If home prices are declining, then a fair bet is that our retirement home price would also decline — perhaps not be the same amount, but some, nonetheless.

I think it's a fair bet that no one in Africa or the Middle East were named Adam and Eve several thousand years ago, had their offspring in - breed, and so on and so on... then again, maybe that's our problem.

But considering it was Donaldson throwing and Salvador Perez running, it's a fair bet.

I'd say that was a fair bet although if we don't turn up as we have the habit of doing for some matches then we could get embarrassingly spanked good and proper.

In the event that Nicklaus does not accept his advice — a fair bet — Reilly suggests that the rest of us save Jack from his own folly by ignoring «these geriatric circuits.»

Sure that's not a fair bet, do you know how difficult it is to even guess what one transfer target will be.

Northern Regionals is a fair bet.

His athletic ability doesn't totally translate defensively, but it's a fair bet that his experience and competitiveness can help split the difference.

Paul, Rodney; Weinbach, Andrew; and Weinbach, Chris, 2003, Fair Bets and Profitability in College Football Gambling, Journal of Economics and Finance (Summer 2003), 27 (2)

It's a fair bet that he would have done though, given that he was being lined up to replace Kimi Raikkonen at Ferrari in the future.

It is a fair bet that it is another country, which may be next door of half a world away, literally.

Walk past the Treasury building this week and it's a fair bet the lights will be on late into the night.

(We're nowhere near seeing an immigration bill, but a measure to set up a post Brexit immigration regime will clearly be needed, and it is a fair bet that their lordships will take a lively interest in its content.)

If a carping or undermining anti-leadership comment comes from a previously unknown name, it's a fair bet that Derek Draper and his underlings are at work.

But it's a fair bet that they have already given up on trying to keep Davies on the straight and narrow.

Six months from now it is a fair bet that the Today programme will have become a parade ground for cuts sob stories and the Government can expect to find itself under mounting political pressure.

But it is fair bet that, just as higher education barely figured in party conference debates, so it will hardly feature at Westminster.

It is a fair bet that the independent and authoritative IFS report will play a key role in the leaders» debate on the economy tomorrow night.

It's a fair bet that Gov. Dannel P. Malloy would be private citizen Dan Malloy today if organized labor, especially state employee unions, had not manned the phones and pounded the pavement for his 2014 re-election.

The men who drilled the world's first commercial oil well in 1859 near Titusville, Pennsylvania, probably knew they had jobs that had never existed before, but it is a fair bet they had no inkling that they were on the brink of changing the world.

I HAVE nothing against miracles, but whenever there's a big buzz about a new drug, it's a fair bet it'll be down to the usual suspects: vested interests, early research, and uncritical journalists.

Sounds like a fair bet, right?

Join a gym as a newbie and it's a fair bet that within the first week you'll be on the free - weight floor when a Big Guy will sidle over and offer some advice.

It's a fair bet they're not — and most experienced trainees know this instinctively (or perhaps learned the hard way through injuries) but interpret it incorrectly to mean that they're still growing.

Let's get this out of the way: if you're on this blog for the food, it's a fair bet that you're already vegan, you're...

It's a fair bet most folks are in online dating sites to find their true love and also accurate to assume exceptions to the rule are out there hell bent on making someones life their own brand of personal hell.

There has already been talk of a Dubai theme park but given that the films go to such lengths to depict a brutal and totalitarian world, it's a fair bet that this won't be anything like Disney World.

It's also a fair bet that this reboot is the same movie as Underworld: Next Generation, announced back in March, which will likely follow the Selene's werewolf - vampire hybrid daughter, Eve, played in Awakenings by The Secret Life of the American Teenager «s India Eisley.

Given the mostly German line - up, it's a fair bet to say that this will be Malick's first foreign - language film.

If we are stepping back into Marston's boots, it's a fair bet that these riders are Dutch's gang, the bank - robbing bandits he ran with before he tried to turn over a new leaf in the first game.

When downwardly mobile white, working - class Americans hear us talking about education reform, it's a fair bet they don't think we're talking about them and their children.

As an adult, you probably like getting recommendations from friends and colleagues on what to read, but if every time you went to the library one of the staff picked out your books, it's a fair bet you may start to lose interest.

The new school year is nearly here, and it's a fair bet that you've forgotten most of what you were taught.