Sentence examples for A fair choice from inspiring English sources

I think it's a fair choice.

Yogurt sauce is a fair choice: the yogurt is generally made with whole milk, not low fat or skim.

Jason Campbell was a fair choice as a 2005 first-rounder, but changes at offensive coordinator kept him from blooming.

Given a fair choice, free of Chinese bullying, the Taiwanese electorate will never ask to be ruled from Beijing.

"I feel like I'm having to make a choice between my health and my means of making a living," she said, "and I don't feel that's a fair choice".

Publishers say pulling their contents out of Google News, or the search engine, is not a fair choice because of the company's powerful position on the Internet, leaving them with nowhere else to go; in Germany, Google accounts for roughly 80percentt of Internet searches.

But when one party, such as a managing owner, has better information about the value of the company's assets, then a Texas shoot-out can be a fairer choice than an auction.

We in Ukip demand that this country is given a full, free and fair choice in a referendum, so that we can decide who governs Britain.

Forty-one percent said a free and fair choice in the next election was very likely, and 43 percent said it was somewhat likely.

At first the consultation was so badly worded that it gave respondents a free and fair choice between scallop dredging and scallop dredging.

Little wonder, then, that dissidents snort at the prospects for a free and fair choice in the junta's two-step ballot.Foreign reactions have also been cool: Australia and America dismissed the planned referendum as a "sham", while Japan lamented the exclusion of Miss Suu Kyi from the process.