Sentence examples for More even handed from inspiring English sources

Update: The WSJ Blog was a little more even handed.

But if Bush reneges on his flimsy espousal of a more even handed, less unilateral, foreign policy, Blair will be finished.

Love Productions, heavily criticised for making Benefits Street, seemed more even handed this time round, but the project was bound to be met with suspicion and anger.

We selected this system, however, precisely because it was broad enough to examine disparate theoretical systems in a more even handed manner than review criteria developed specifically for use in a biomedical framework.

In contrast, the historians Stephen Boardman (2007), Alexander Grant (1984 & 1992) and Michael Lynch (1992) give a more even-handed appraisal of Robert II's life.

On the other hand, Kraft, an economist by training, presented a more even-handed plan for the long-term reduction of debt that wouldn't, in her words, punish children and reduce investment in education.

More even-handed means more sympathetic to Palestinians.

This book is an admirable attempt to provide a more even-handed history.

After Nikki went back to school, Hardwicke surreptitiously revised these characterisations, making them more even-handed.

That's why we need a more even-handed national political conversation.

Martin is routinely accused of Labour cronyism, but has learned to be more even-handed.