Sentence examples for be fair it would from inspiring English sources

To be fair, it would have been the worst ever Beyoncé single.

To be fair, it would have been very profitable to have started following Professor Siegel's advice when his book, "Stocks for the Long Run," was published in 1994.

They never came close to matching the success of Are You Gonna Be My Girl and, to be fair, it would have been tough to.

To be fair, it would be hard for the governor to come up with many new programs at a time of such financial peril.

But to be fair, it would have been hard to hand a playoff team to a neophyte quarterback who had yet to make a start in the National Football League.

To be fair, it wouldn't win Hague a freestyle rap battle, but it does the job.

Had it been fair, it would have been a game-winning home run.

I said that was fair – it would teach me to stop annoying that person.

While the sponsors of the bill assert that this is fair, it would create numerous problems.

If life were fair, it would probably include a long therapy session with Toni Collette.

To be fair, it is possible I would have run into similar costs with other tax software providers.