For a middle-of-the-road emissions scenario, for example, this group guessed at a sea level rise of 33 to 132 centimeters; the upper bound of that is roughly in line with semi-empirical models, but nearly double the IPCC's most recent estimate (which allows, to be fair, tens of centimeters of wiggle room for possible dramatic ice sheet flow from the Antarctic).
This allowed us to be fair and non-partisan.
It took some time to negotiate a Freedom of Information request that the department felt it could fulfil in the 3.5 days of a civil servant's time allowed under FoI law – although to be fair, its staff were open to discussion.
I find that the author tries to be fair, allowing many different voices to speak.
But to be fair, allowing members of a dating site to express themselves via an inanimate object is rather creative – whether it's food or shoes or whatnot.
The committee, in its eagerness to be fair, had allowed the defense to do almost whatever it wanted to do.
To be fair, TweetDeck allows many brands to create their own customized versions of the desktop app.
(To be fair, he was allowed the same privilege during a visit to Italy).
One throwaway commitment casually promises to reshape the world: the Democrats would "[e]liminate terrorist breeding-grounds by combating the economic, social and political conditions that allow extremism to thrive .To be fair, it is difficult to produce a national-security platform that amounts to much in a year when the presidency is not being contested.
State agencies shall be allowed to deny fair hearings to those households who are merely disputing the fact that a reduction, suspension or cancellation was ordered.
Perhaps tomorrow will bring demands from those excused from paying their fair share of the bills for our country to be allowed to contribute their fair share.
