Sentence examples for be fair not only from inspiring English sources

"To be fair, not only Shane, it wasn't easy to tell them they were dropped," Waugh told Triple M in Adelaide.

The private concern over Rhodes, and to be fair not only from Strachan, is that he lacks the ability or mobility to run channels and his place in such a formation would therefore place too much stress on wide midfield players.

To be valid, the court said, postnuptial agreements must be fair not only when they are signed but also when they are put into effect, and under this agreement Mrs. Pacelli would have gotten a far smaller share of the family assets than a divorce court judgment would have provided.

"We have to be fair not only to the farm community but to taxpayers as well," he said.

In America, at least, all is fair not only in love and war but also in entertainment.

"We believe strongly that this settlement is fair not only to the city and its contractors but to the plaintiffs," he said.

To be fair, Morgan not only misled his readers, he also misled himself.

(Although, to be fair, that's not only a different set of services, it's also a much larger challenge given that broadcast network availability varies by market. A dedicated solution like Suppose.tv or Fomopop's live TV finder may work better).

Comparison between PSO and ZF in terms of execution time may not be fair as only a basic PSO with basic variations is being implemented in MATLAB and ZF is bound to perform better.

To be fair, it isn't only women who act this way; we've only to look at men such as Andrew Weiner and Mark Sanford.

But that decision set off the angry protest and board members themselves then concluded it would not be fair to recount only some ballots.