Sentence examples for can't be fair from inspiring English sources

They say you can't be fair.

"A one-week process can't be fair in most cases," argues Alasdair Mackenzie of the Asylum Rights Campaign.

"The fact of the matter is they made comments which show they can't be fair," Mr. Genson said.

It can't be fair that the Liberal Democrats won 22% of the vote but only 10% of the parliamentary seats.

But the procedure can also mask ugly bias: the belief that a juror of one race can't be fair to a defendant of another.

He recalled Lingiari's words in 1975 that "we are all mates now", but said "you can't be mates, you can't be fair dinkum, until you have true equality".

Law School quoted Justice Felix Frankfurter of the United States Supreme Court as saying, "if you can't be fair, be arbitrary".

There are challenges all around, but without a more significant change in how students move in and out of gifted and talented programs, Mr. Bronson said, "it can't be fair".

It can't be fair that the average council tax bill has risen by over 70% since 97 - while pensions and low incomes have only just kept pace with inflation.

Speaking on BBC Radio 4's Today programme, May said: "Most people will say it can't be fair for people who have no right to be here in the UK to continue to exist as everybody else does with bank accounts, with driving licences and with access to rented accommodation.

Other bloggers have agreed, including influencer Lydia Millen, who posted on Twitter that the app "can't be fair".