Sentence examples for be fair it has from inspiring English sources

In fact, they have a right and a moral obligation to continue to check on whether China is keeping its side of the bargain — as, to be fair, it has mostly done so far.

To be fair, it has happened.

To be fair, it has shortcomings, though they're not to do with history.

This is my word.'" To be fair, it has been some story.

I think for the charts to be fair it has to reflect how people digest music".

Having only planned to build 80 cars in 2015, to be fair it has room to grow.

It took a 71% dive from its debut last year, which fetched a 3.8 rating (to be fair, it had made its bow with a strong lead-in from "The Voice").

To be fair, it had been tweeting quite loudly.

Bankers complain that the Swiss government appears not to have properly calculated the potential pain though, to be fair, it had little leverage in negotiations.

To be fair, it hadn't done so often or clearly enough.

Although almost no one in Greece likes the last-minute deal or thinks it is fair, it has still been welcomed with quiet relief after nearly two weeks of staring down economic disaster.