Sentence examples for be both fair and from inspiring English sources

BENNETT SILVERSHEIN Washington, N.J., Sept. 10, 2006 You cannot be both fair and accurate.

He added: "Above all I believe it to be both fair and balanced".

But we also know that for our taxation system to work, it needs to be both fair and structurally sound.

But, like the good teacher or parent, come the New Year, Jeremy Corbyn will need to be both fair and firm.

He wrote: "As you said, returning these pillaged masterpieces to where they belong on the Parthenon would be both fair and nice … not only because they belong to the history of Greek civilisation, but precisely because through our history they illuminate world civilisation".

Human Rights Watch is getting grief because of The Wall Street Journal's distorted reporting and actual untruths about an organization has bent over backwards to be both fair and accurate.

"The dangers of this kind of process are obvious in terms of fairness and public confidence in a decent justice system that is both fair and secure".

It is both fair and popular.

This is both fair and not.

His work is both fair and accurate.

Yes, that's both fair and easy to understand.