Sentence examples for a completely fair from inspiring English sources

TECHNICIAN: To a completely fair election, and to America's unassailable political and economic stability!

"The scoreline is a completely fair reflection of the game," he said.

"We're fooling ourselves if we think we're still a completely fair society," Plibersek said.

Before a tax on personal income can be considered to be a completely fair tax, it has to meet the tests of horizontal and vertical equity.

That is not a completely fair comparison, of course, as growing algae is far more capital intensive, and requires the plants to be force-fed with CO2.

This year they've been campaigning for a completely fair banana industry and trying to tackle the banana price wars that place such heavy penalties on banana farmers.

To overcome these limitations, we propose ACFS, an asymmetry-aware completely fair scheduler that seeks to optimize fairness while ensuring acceptable throughput.

While you will likely never find a politician you completely agree with or a system that is completely fair, you aren't supposed to be voting for an ideal candidate in an ideal system, but rather for the best candidate in our current system.

Such a comparison is not completely fair however, as the A. thaliana comparisons used a different definition of unique gene.

We're also aware of how fucked we are: when judging the fairness of the housing system on a scale from 0 (not fair at all) to 10 (completely fair), nearly a third (29percentt) scored 0. Only 5percentt of young people gave a score over 5, meaning that 95percentt of you think the housing system is unfair.

While it's completely fair for a music critic to express a negative opinion about an artist's performance at a festival -- it's pretty much their job, after all -- such criticism verges into murkier waters when it enforces gender stereotypes and expectations, particularly, in this case, the suggestion that female artists should be "classy" and "ladylike".