Sentence examples for be equally fair from inspiring English sources

Given that her relationship with Galea dates to her teenage years, Personius said, "it would be equally fair to find that he improperly took advantage of her dogged loyalty".

We have made a lot of progress but it is now up to the government whether they want to sign up to a negotiated way forward which, I think, will lead to the sort of reform that the government wants and be equally fair to public sector workers".

We believe our setup was sufficiently straight-forward and general enough to be equally fair for both species, but if this is the case, why do ravens use exclusion more readily than keas?

He is equally fair to the other main characters — for example, Diaghilev.

He is equally fair to the other main characters for example, Diaghilev.

That said, it is equally fair to admit that children are figuring out just how much fun it is to color, paint and scribble with an iPad.

It's equally fair to say that sections of the Murdoch press, and particularly the national newspaper the Australian, are more sceptical".

The president deserves some credit for that.But it is equally fair to say that both sides show a certain ambivalence about closer ties in the war against terror.

It's equally fair to say that Ferrara will not be pleased that Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans was today named as a contender for the world's oldest film competition.

This means that AMRTC is less fair when it comes to throughput distribution among flows compared to AVAIL, AOMDV, and MDSR that are equally fair.

But it's equally fair for Obama to question Hillary's ability to bring the party and ultimately the country together.