Sentence examples for certainly be fair from inspiring English sources

That would certainly be fair.

It would certainly be fair to say that he is very demanding, but in a soft-spoken way, I think".

Glanville's immediate personal reaction was that a price of $20 to $21 would certainly be fair, since it represented almost a 50% premium over UOP's market price.

Gail: That would certainly be fair since this man mutates as fast as one of those action heroes who can turn himself into a rock or a turnip if he needs to hide from an enemy.

I think it's a stretch to call Hollywood godless, but it would certainly be fair to call it an extremely secular world.

However, it would certainly be fair to say they have not assisted in attracting investment.

It would certainly be fairer.

My co-editor Michael, who has a law degree from Stanford but is by no means a copyright expert, argues that it most certainly is fair use.

And yes, before you ask, it most certainly is fair to call it a war, albeit a war that's being fought with press releases, money, media access and political influence rather than bombs and bullets.

Benfica want a free kick, but the referee says no. Almost certainly correctly, to be fair.

"It seems not to be open and not to be balanced and certainly not to be fair".