Sentence examples for be fair since the from inspiring English sources

What's interesting about this little riff is that Professor Pentland doesn't seem to be unduly troubled about the implications of all this – though, to be fair, since the quotes are taken from an interview he gave, it's possible that he gives a more rounded picture in his book.

To be fair, since the Comedy Central comedian isn't actually running for president, he hasn't spent nearly as much as Paul campaigning.

A reasonable question is whether such comparisons are fair, since the atomic models are free from any noise, while the reconstruction may contain noise at the resolution limit.

Amnesty also claims that in at least two cases, the American army covered up "abundant and compelling evidence of war crimes".To be fair, since Mr Obama took office, the proportions of the problem have changed.

It would only be fair since language is indeed the mediator of their entire education.

"It would only be fair, since Michael can't talk about the movie".

(To be fair, since joining YouTube, Cohen has argued that the company's royalty rates are competitive with "other ad-supported services").

People have been drawing comparisons between these two opposing music models, but it's very difficult to be fair since they're geared for completely different audiences.

"As everybody knows it's been quite a tough year to be fair since it all kicked off on 8 April," added Stevens.

These comparisons may not be fair since lemurs prefer to manipulate objects with their mouths (rather than their hands) and only take interest in objects when in captivity.

There's no real reason to think about "The Great God Pan" (at Playwright's Horizons) after you've seen it, and I think that's fair since Amy Herzog, the play's thirty-three-year-old author, seems to have spent little time thinking about it herself.