Sentence examples for almost fair to from inspiring English sources

It would be almost fair to say I wasn't really there.

"We need a lot of power to be able to discuss on an almost fair level with the Berlusconi government," he says.

Most questions showed fair to almost perfect agreement.

The correlation coefficient (0.24) for skeletal muscles indicated an almost fair relationship with B-glucose, corresponding to an R2 of 0.06.

I feel for people who don't watch "Girls," there seems to be a misconception or almost fair or unfair stigma about that show.

Max rises to the defense in a flap over English rights, but only to defend the owner: "What happened was wholly my fault.... What I am concerned about is that you should get so totally wrong an impression of Mr. Scribner who is quixotically, almost, fair and true and considerate.

Unfortunately for the state's finances, which involve a budget gap of close to $1 billion, state law exempts mines from almost any taxes.Is it fair to blame Mr Reid for any of this?

Inter-examiner reliability for the individual examination items varied from fair to almost perfect.

Testing for IRR in this sample showed a range of results resulting in fair to almost perfect IRR; the findings of this study suggest that the instrument's IRR is acceptable but variable.

Regarding stroke, previous studies have shown a great variation and differ from fair to almost perfect agreement [ 19, 26, 28, 29].

In a study by Thomsen and Baadsgaard [ 13] on lameness and hock and other skin lesions in 283 dairy cows, intra-observer adjusted kappa values varied from 0.55 (moderate) to 0.88 (almost perfect) and inter-observer agreement varied from 0.36 (fair) to 0.84 (almost perfect) for five veterinarians.