Sentence examples for be almost fair to from inspiring English sources

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

"It would be almost impossible to have any fair trials".

On the day of the cabinet meeting, Freedom House, a Washington-based think-tank that rates degrees of political repression, downgraded the Thai media from "partly free" to "not free"—the same as neighbouring Cambodia.In this atmosphere some red shirts argue that it will be almost impossible to hold a free and fair election.

And so, it's a political force in their jurisdiction, and it's almost impossible to get a fair trial if you're a defendant in some of these places..

And so, it's a political force in their jurisdiction, and it's almost impossible to get a fair trial if you're a defendant in some of these places...

To be fair, it is almost equally generous to American and German obscurities, and it has dutifully expanded from thumbnail sketch to major article such subjects as Philip Glass and Frank Loesser.

Any attempt to write fiction in order to make the world a better, fairer place is almost certain to fail.

That's almost a fair comparison because Apple has yet to release the iPad Mini and fourth-generation iPad with a cellular data connection.

As a Calcutta agent wrote to Warren Hastings, the governor-general of India, when discussing what to do with his Anglo-Indian step-grandchildren: "The two eldest - [who] are almost as fair as European children - should be sent to Europe.

"I was almost embarrassed to be lifting weights," Mr. Fair said.

"The proceedings are almost excruciatingly fair," said Geoffrey Robertson, a London-based lawyer who has just been selected to head the new special court for war crimes in Sierra Leone.