Sentence examples for cannot be fair from inspiring English sources

I cannot be fair to RIM".

714, 17 L.Ed.2d 546 (1967) (extensive verbatim copying cannot be fair use).

Ipso has been set up without that power and therefore cannot be fair and effective.

On the second page, Beauvoir quotes one of my favourite lines from Dorothy Parker: "I cannot be fair about books that treat women as women.

However, crying is so common in our culture, that it simply cannot be fair to blame individual mothers for their babies' tears.

Some judges have insisted that lawyers proceed with jury selection and try to excuse prospective jurors who say they cannot be fair.

It has sometimes been suggested that the copying of an entire copyrighted work, any such work, cannot ever be "fair use," but this is an overbroad generalization, unsupported by the decisions and rejected by years of accepted practice.

Like much in life, college admissions isn't fair and cannot be made fair.

But the system itself just cannot be made fair to everyone.

The relation of politicians to citizens inevitably gives rise to inequality, so it cannot be intrinsically fair or just (Dworkin 2000, ch. 4 [originally published in 1987]).

"Even the fairest coin, given the limitations of its memory and moral sense, cannot be as fair as the gambler expects it to be," they wrote.