Sentence examples for be fair to lay from inspiring English sources
Nor would it be fair to lay the blame entirely on macroeconomic mistakes in the 1990s.
"It would not be fair to lay the blame primarily on Deloitte," this person said, "but you have auditors to find problems.
4| Beyoncé It wouldn't be fair to lay the Master Cleanse, aka the Maple Syrup Diet, aka (and perhaps most euphemistically) the Lemonade Diet, at Beyoncé's door: she's far from the only celebrity to have been bewitched by the thought of combining said syrup, water, lemon juice and cayenne pepper and subsisting on it for a mercifully limited period until the cheekbones start to emerge.
Would it be fair to say your sympathies lie with the armed forces?
After a volley of objections by Fass and reformulations by Schnall, the judge allowed this exchange: SCHNALl: So it would be fair to say the mother has been lying without conscience with respect to the ramifications to the father and his relationship with the child?
Czernin wanted to be fair to Waldheim.
That wouldn't be fair to them.
That would be fair to say.
Be fair to your roommate.
In 2004 he claimed proof of it ex post facto when the very New York Times was reporting otherwise, and used his column to make different allegations involving French deals with Iraq that were also demonstrably false, without ever acknowledging what it is fair to call lies.
