Sentence examples for be fair when we from inspiring English sources

"My outgoing speech from my coach was, 'I know it doesn't seem fair, but we didn't say we were going to be fair when we drafted you.' " For the past 15 years, McGowan has been a paramedic and a firefighter in Seminole County, Fla., near Orlando.

Good for Apple, but let's be fair when we grade their accomplishment: as usual, they are standing on the shoulders of lazy giants.

"I think it's important to be fair when we look at which one of our buildings is still down versus the surrounding communities," he said.

"And I think that's fair, when we can do that with members of the opposition, from civil society".

Or perhaps equitability is only a matter of having a good imagination; things are fair when we believe them to be so.

Both sides agreed not to discuss events further, though Mr. Treviño did respond to an e-mail asking if during the hourlong interview the day before he had genuinely thought he would be working for The Guardian into the future: "that's fair — when we spoke, I did".

The concordance between NO2 exposure estimates with the two models was fair when we considered the 5-km buffer.

But let's be fair when comparing American parents with those in other countries.

(And yes, I am counting the pleasantly forgettable Copland, originally written, to be fair, when the composer was just 25).

Though to be fair, when Perry is injured she does just keep bowling until her team wins.

To be fair, when assessing their performance, one has also to consider the environment that African media operates in.