Sentence examples for be fair given the from inspiring English sources

To be fair, given the starting-points left them by history, both have achieved notable successes: Chase in syndicated corporate lending and bond-underwriting, J.P. Morgan in derivatives.

Elise Auerbach, Iran country specialist for Amnesty International, said that while she was not optimistic that the retrial would be fair given the highly charged atmosphere in which it is being conducted, the reversal of Mr. Hekmati's death sentence was "gratifying".

To be fair, given the treatment of animals being used for food in the U.S., Caroline Kennedy's accusation of Japanese "inhumaneness," a concern expressed on behalf of the United States government, is dodgy.

But in this case, specialists agree that they are fair, given the guarantee on offer.

Though the restaurant is not inexpensive, prices are fair given the overall quality and stylish presentation of the food.

It asks not whether a policy is fair given the huge range of advantages or hardships the universe might throw at a person but rather whether it is fair that a very fortunate person should shoulder the burdens of others.

But some experts said the 7percentt fee is fair, given the costs of managing an initial public offering and the difficulty of pricing a stock and finding the right buyers for a company.

It is unclear if the claim is fair given the long break in the practice of international criminal justice during the cold war.

Where dollars are taken as measures of utility, each bet is fair given the agent's beliefs at the time offered.

Union Members leaving the caucus included 20 year employee Joanne Albinger, "I felt the contract was fair given the economic climate, we still got a raise and a $750 flat bonus for full time workers, and a $400 bonus for part time workers after 24 months".

But I think they are concerned about whether or not the rent increases are fair, given what the various levels of government should be contributing to deal with the deficit".