Sentence examples for could fair from inspiring English sources

Could fair criticism warp into ugly prejudice?

In the electorally important Midlands and the south-east, Labour could fair just as well under Blair as it is currently doing.

At the extreme of egalitarianism, all groups (including the least-off group) could fair worse, so far as equality is achieved (30).

For example, you could be fair skinned and cool toned, or fair skinned and warm toned.

It seems like it could be fair for everyone.

Could be fair chance given to a young person.

They could expect fair trials and proper treatment on remand.

"I said, 'Thanks a lot.' " She assured the judge that she could be fair and impartial.

It was an attempt to show the world that they could play fair too.

For a very long time, the government was a place where minority workers could get fair treatment in employment.

Responding to the chief justice's hypothetical question, Mr. Verrilli said that "maybe Jimi Hendrix could claim fair use".