Sentence examples for a bit more fairness from inspiring English sources

"So I think the new corporate governance agenda, for which I have part responsibility, is very important to responding to this new public appetite for a bit more fairness and justice and a capitalism that you can respect again".

Uber is making a couple of changes to its rating system, which should balance out the means to evaluate rides with a bit more fairness towards drivers.

Now, after booking more than 17 million reservations, the company is looking to regroup and reiterate to keep control of margins and offer a bit more fairness to customers on both ends of the spectrum.

"They do not make the rules, but maybe the rules should be adapted a bit more for more fairness".

However, he added, "the very rich might well be prepared to pay a bit more in the interests of fairness".

To pay for the pipes and switches for the few voracious users, service providers could charge them a bit more than ordinary users that is the fairness principle.

In fairness, it was a bit more complex than that.

By any standard of fairness, we should know a bit more about the governor.

Prof Keen says, to ensure fairness and political acceptability, and to give the economy a bit more of a kick-start, every citizen should get a cheque.

(Though in fairness, the cover of G G Allin's "Don't Talk to Me" was a bit more than brooding).

In fairness Stath's turn in the ad suggests that he might have a bit more range than his IMDB page.