Sentence examples for basically fairness from inspiring English sources

"The issue is basically fairness and equity," Mr. LePage said at the town hall meeting in Salem Township, where he answered pre-screened questions from a polite crowd of about 100.

Basically, the Fairness Doctrine would have forced broadcasters to represent liberal and conservative viewpoints on every issue — if it was in place today, it might have required Facebook to give equal play to conservative and liberal stories in Trending Topics.

Basically, it sought fairness.

Having read everything the Princeton professor had ever written, the Democrats were keenly aware that he supported a "doctrine of fairness," which basically stated that the party that won the most votes in the state should have the most seats in the Legislature.

In all fairness, however, Americans basically stuck to the Enlightenment's laws of war regarding the treatment of prisoners during the revolution; the British did not.

Basically, we present a Jain fairness index considering three APs and clients, i.e., 4×4, 3×3, and 2×2 systems.

In fairness, it's basically impossible to create a manual vaporiser without a learning curve; it's the nature of the device.

In fairness, it's basically impossible to create a manual vaporizer without a learning curve; it's the nature of the device.

In all fairness: Two months is basically a lifetime for an elementary school kid.

So basically, Limbaugh's telling the Journal editors that his Fairness Doctrine column is still pertinent because Obama's a liar.

To this day, there are a lot of people who feel that the election was stolen and that the Supreme Court basically made a political decision, and not one of fairness.