fair bet वाक्य

Neither plan stands a chance of enactment this year, but it is a fair bet that one way or another, the minimum wage will be raised before next year's election.
Having been emperor of the Beltway in 1994, Gingrich is now a fair bet to go into the history books for the most dramatic misplaying of a winning political hand in the postwar era.
A month ago, North Carolina was ranked No . 1, riding an 18-game winning streak and looking like a fair bet to make the Final Four for the second straight year.
By his estimate, at least 8 of every 10 new products are losers, so it's a fair bet that what you will see here did not make the grade in the marketplace.
But most track aficionados agree that this summer, at this weekend's U . S . trials or during the Atlanta Games, the sport's longest-standing world record is a fair bet to fall.

Whatever image one summons to mind at news that an old woman has been beaten and scalded, nearly to death, in her own home, it is a fair bet that Jane Sheard does not fit the stereotype.
Asked if she believed that her husband knew about the deadline when she spoke to him that morning, Mrs . Clinton responded with a slip of a smile : " I think that that's a fair bet.
When Enron collapsed, it is a fair bet that very few people's thoughts turned immediately to Burnett & AMP; Hallamshire, a British coal-mining company that went to the wall in the mid-1980s.
And should Labor then be ousted by the rightist Likud Party, it is a fair bet that negotiations as they are now known, with Israel prepared to give up land for peace, will become a thing of the past.
My suggestion would be to keep it up-- not because it isn't a fair bet that you'll have enough, but as insurance against inflation and the chance of poor markets during the next six years.