Sentence examples for between fair from inspiring English sources

Whereas equality is a strong political idea whose meaning is clear, fairness (as any follower of the debate between "fair" and "free" trade will attest) is marvellously slippery.

Somewhere between fair to decent, too.

"It is a very thin line between fair and unfair.

Needless to say, the gap between "fair rent" and market rent is particularly huge in London.

It is important to distinguish between fair and foul forms of intimidation at the ballpark.

A large part of today's debt consists of the difference between fair prices and what the authorities actually paid suppliers.

They help make the difference between fair balance and false balance - a difference the BBC has struggled to respect.

The scientific debate has continued about where to draw the line between fair play and the right to compete.

During peace, we are struggling to discern the thin line between fair and foul, and floundering in the process.

"Any system must strike the right balance between fair reward and value for taxpayers, allowing us to attract and retain talent across the country".

The tempestite's breccias are fan-shaped, and such kind of tempestites is regarded as in situ and deposition between fair-weather wave-base and storm wave-base, where presents strong hydrodynamic environment (Qiao 2001).