Sentence examples for be fair because of from inspiring English sources

Or said that an American judge couldn't be fair because of his Mexican heritage.

She criticized those prospective jurors who said they could not be fair because of their views on illegal immigration.

Indeed, he questioned whether any election could ever be fair, because of advantages one candidate might have over another in education, family ties or party allegiance.

So how do you square those kinds of comments -- and the suggestion that a federal judge can't be fair because of his or her ethnic heritage or religion -- with your support for your party's presidential nominee?

Cuomo aides said the price was fair because of the property's complicated history and a threat of a lawsuit from its owner.

Ron thinks that Alex Rodriguez's 211 game suspension was fair because of how willful and often he violated rules against steroids rules and was particularly irked by his valet in the clubhouse.

"I think my motivation is fair because of my clients.

Moreover, it was often difficult to judge whether comparisons were fair because of the lack of clarity over exactly how individual studies assessed costs and the nature of their data sources.

More to the point, Trump has made it difficult for Republicans like Ryan to support him, as he has called immigrants rapists, proposed banning Muslim immigrants and ― among so many other outrages ― said a judge couldn't be fair because he was of Mexican heritage.

He said this would be fair because £26,000 is the level of the government's benefit cap.

Though to be fair, because Netflix counts each individual episode of a TV show as one title, that number is a bit inflated.