Sentence examples for be a fair one from inspiring English sources

I don't consider the offer to be a fair one.

Upon completing their evaluation, the user is asked to select whether or not they've found the use to be a fair one, or if they're undecided.

This belief entails a sort of "meritocratic mobility" – and such mobility is indeed a necessary condition for an unequal society to be a fair one.

Peru used to have relatively clean elections, but few believe that Mr. Fujimori's electoral test in April will be a fair one.

For them, the switch to the Interior Ministry is merely cosmetic -- the soldiers and checkpoints remain -- and the coming election won't be a fair one.

The mission, led by the respected former Guatemalan foreign minister Eduardo Stein, declined even to monitor last Sunday's runoff election, saying that an inadequate vote tabulation method and a biased campaign environment meant the election could not possibly be a fair one.

It's a fair point, though it would be a fairer one had Sir Roy not spent so many of the preceding pages making clear how distant he felt from the suburban setup fate allotted him.

And though the outcome was a fair one on the balance of play, Scotland did cause numerous problems for a shaky German defence and can take confidence from the way they matched the World Cup winners after the interval.

The point that there are many economists doing interesting things in areas such as behavioural economics is a fair one, but Coyle is on shakier ground when she skates over the problems in macro-economics.

"The ICC definitely has a credibility problem in Africa, and, at first glance, the criticism that the court has focused too much on African states is a fair one," says Jeffrey Smith, an Africa specialist at the nonprofit Robert F. Kennedy Center for Justice and Human Rights.

Virgin said on Thursday that its bid was a "fair one in view of B.M.I.'s financial difficulties".