Sentence examples for be fair to single from inspiring English sources
It would not be fair to single out Leetch alone for abuse, just as it is unfair to target Nedved.
The practice is so widespread I don't think it is fair to single out political journalists and I found it to be a much more sensitive subject in the newsroom than it should be with such clear guidelines.
In what could be a preview of the fight in Albany, City Council members debated whether it was fair to single out Madison Square Garden when government subsidies have been granted to the Yankees and Mets for new baseball stadiums and for a new basketball arena that will bring the New Jersey Nets to Brooklyn.
"Why on earth do the Conservatives think it is fair to single out working-age poor as the only people in their plans to make further sacrifices to balance the books?" he said.
Still, Mr. Eschenbach is an exceptional musician and it would not be fair to use this single appearance to predict what kind of music director he might be.
Although there are clear uses of biological models and concepts in social-systems work, it may be fair to say that the greatest single impetus to development of this area was widening interest after World War II in cybernetics the study of human control functions and of the electrical and mechanical systems that could be devised to replace or reinforce them.
To be fair to Adele, though, you're screwed the second anyone asks you to perform on a charity single.
Be fair to your roommate.
It's not fair to single out Hills, who isn't alone in playing the modern-jobs-aren't-funny game with his front-row stooges.
But it's not fair to single out Mr Davie.
