Sentence examples for be a more fair from inspiring English sources
Even increasing the state income tax, though painful, would be a more fair and sensible solution.
"We're confident that there'll be a more fair and reasonable interpretation of the law," Moyer said.
One result of a revaluation, said Mr. Thompson, the state tax man, will be a more fair and just distribution of the tax burden, at least when speaking strictly in terms of what homeowners contribute.
"We came to the conclusion that it would be a more fair and credible evaluation if it was done the same at all schools, regardless of the impact," said Randy J. Asher, principal of Brooklyn Technical High School, which earned an A this year, up from a B last year.
Semple suggests that although the one-judge system may be more efficient, he is concerned about whether the two-judge system would be a more fair system.
With the cocksure attitude of a Youtube commenter arguing over whether a Kevin Saunderson track is house or techno, I inform them that "dance music" would be a more fair way to group them all together.
As for the combined metric, in a sense it is a more fair mechanism because of the code size and the time consumed are both considered.
Because Sanger sequences are generally longer than 454 sequences (650 800 bp and 400 450 bp, respectively) a per base pair comparison of 454 sequencing versus traditional Sanger sequencing is a more fair comparison.
A greener world can also be a more just, more equal and fairer world.
"I want my daughter to be in a more fair environment and to grow up with more character and values".
