Sentence examples for be at a fair from inspiring English sources

And if the qualifying clause can be used to justify the FASB change, then the whole sentence is nonsense.Point 4 of the annex also says, "If risk is to be transferred from the banking sector to governments, it should be at a fair price".

They behaved, like many in the square, as though they were at a fair rather than a protest, and they could hardly be blamed; vendors sold or gave away food and people lounged on the lawns together, laughing.

So the European Tour has done their best to make us play as much as we should play and I think it's at a fair level right now".

Dosoretz says he is not sure which of these doctors refer patients to his centers but says if they do, their premiums are at a fair market rate and thus not an illegal inducement.

Bill Dove had been at a fair in Birmingham, close to Villa Park, the home ground of Aston Villa and was challenged to a race against four Villa players, who wagered money that one of them would win.

The quality of the included studies is at a fair level (Mean QHES Score: 66.5 SD: 17.2).

I remember being at a school fair, just before Christmas, and being desperate to get home to watch it.

"I was at a wine fair this week just down the road at Tain Hermitage," writes Alan Kane.

"He was at a trade fair".

Margot Tallmer's encounter was at a book fair.

If you're at a book fair, you're going to connect what you do to books, even if it's only vaguely bookish.