Sentence examples for brought a fair from inspiring English sources

The decision brought a fair amount of uproar in Australia.

The next dozen years brought a fair amount of sparring and foot-dragging on Capitol Hill anytime the Act required amendment or revision, but this was more a kind of harassment than a serious renewal of hostilities.

But Mr. Zeltmann and other Power Authority officials have said that they had negotiated a detailed agreement with Entergy that not only brought a fair price for the nuclear power plants but also safeguarded the jobs of the plants' 1,700 employees, among other things.

BBC News NI Political Correspondent Chris Page looks back at the last few weeks of political campaigning, which brought a fair share of unexpected controversy and some lighter moments.

From tongue lashings to catfights, underhanded tricks to boldface lies, the characters we love to hate have each brought a fair share of great moments to primetime soaps.

The adjustment to her new status has brought a fair amount of heartache, but she'd been on a predictable path before.

"If it's there to entertain, you probably don't want it," Dr. Rydell said about bringing a fair to the Bay Area.

And it looks, according to her fight with Alex, like she's bringing a fair share of baggage along with her.

The struggle to bring a fair end to this election has led to talk about the allegedly sorry spectacle the United States is putting on before the world.

She said current rules were not being adhered to and a new common European asylum policy must be introduced to bring a "fair distribution" of refugees across EU states.

"The bottom line is to create clarity, to bring a fair election and to avoid some of what's been going on," said Mr. Bruno, who last month called the existing primary system "absolute nonsense".