Sentence examples for contest fair from inspiring English sources

Once again, to keep the contest fair, please don't discuss your theories in the comments.

And to keep the contest fair, don't forget Kinji Fukasaku, for allowing violence its outlet.

But Romney also acknowledged that Trump had won the Republican primary contest "fair and square" and had a "very effective strategy" – despite his skeletal campaign and minimal spending.

I make a batch up, adding herbs and lemon zest as before to make the contest fair, and am surprised at how salty they are in comparison.

First and foremost it must claim and explain those legacy policies that have so profoundly shaped modern Australia, and that Tony Abbott, despite healthy and continuing poll leads, was too afraid to contest: fair work, education reform, disability care, health and aged care reform, the demands of the Asian century.

The enviros propose to make the contest fair by imposing a pollution equalization tax at the border.

While this makes perfect sense and will undoubtedly make the scrum contest fairer, the timing of the move is unlikely to be welcomed by coaches who have spent recent months adapting to the initial changes brought in at the start of the campaign.

The contest looked fair and free.

And is a two-on-one contest really fair?

Hormel Foods, the maker of SPAM, sponsor a recipe contest at fairs across the country: the winner in Montana was "SPAM chops", garnished with pear and pepper chutney (and arguably as vile as the Viking).

In addition to the requisite cattle, swine and poultry judging, animal and tractor pulls, displays of flowers, crafts, plants, produce and baking contests, the fair features a myriad of special events.