Sentence examples for be fair evaluating the from inspiring English sources
To be fair, evaluating the economic impact of an event like the destruction of the World Trade Center is a tricky business.
When handling negative customer sentiment, it's imperative to avoid getting defensive and to be fair when you evaluate the complaints.
To be fair, the accounting rules give the firms a difficult job in evaluating a bank's estimate of fair value of securities that rarely trade.
Juries are apt to be more fair in evaluating the taken property than are appointed federal judges.
"I don't think we've had a full squad where it's fair to evaluate Buck.
I don't know whether or not umpires have slumps, so I'm not sure it's fair to evaluate their work based on a single game or series.
It would be fair to say that the distance learning structure was well evaluated by students who preferred it to having 20 days taught content in a classroom.
As cache imputations to CPs need to be fair and robust against overclaiming, we evaluate common proportional and max min fairness (PF, MMF) allocation rules, as well as two coalitional game rules, the Nucleolus and the Shapley value.
Will the elections be fair?
It is fair, and provides an incentive for the co-player to also be fair.
