Sentence examples for be fair with a from inspiring English sources

To be fair, with a few exceptions (like Apple), these calls tend to be pretty focused on the numbers.

To be fair, with a name like Dave Beer, he was probably born to be the face of a mint British party.

This type of scheme will only be fair with a broadly-accepted and risk-adjusted set of outcome metrics.

Reliability and validity for this instrument have been reported to be fair, with a test-retest correlation of 0.40 and internal consistency of 0.47 [ 38, 39].

In contrast to the poor survival noted previously, the prognosis of this syndrome now seems to be fair, with a 5-year survival rate of 70%.

Berlusconi praised the Democratic Party Leader, Pier Luigi Bersani as a "straight shooter" who was fair with a top rate intellect.

The weather was fair with a light breeze when the stage collapsed; about two dozen crew members were working on it.

For the exclusive C-type fracture group, the mean kappa coefficient of the inter-observer agreement for groups (C1-3) was fair, with a moderate intra-observer agreement for all observers and for the consultant trauma surgeons in particular.

The overall outcome of anaerobic peritonitis is fair, with a high catheter survival rate.

For nonagricultural fungicides, the agreement was fair, with a weighted κ of 0.3.

Agreement between medical consultants in their initial prediction of sick leaves lasting at least 12 weeks, was fair, with a kappa of 0.31 (95% CI 0.20 0.43).