Sentence examples for difficult to be fair from inspiring English sources

One prospective juror said Monday that he would find it difficult to be fair and impartial while rendering a decision about a great athlete like Bonds.

To be fair to my father - and I find it difficult to be fair, even now - he had an appalling childhood.

"It's been difficult to be fair.

"It's been difficult to be fair - much harder than I thought it would be," he admitted.

People have been drawing comparisons between these two opposing music models, but it's very difficult to be fair since they're geared for completely different audiences.

"Italy made things very difficult to be fair to them but we are happy to top the pool and the tournament really starts in earnest on Thursday," added the Ireland player.

"Sunderland are difficult, but to be fair we dominated most of the game.

Would evidence about "highly sexualized violent conduct, bondage and sadomasochism" make it difficult for you to be fair and impartial was another.

"Nonetheless, it is vitally important that those chosen to serve on this jury not have such strong reactions to these topics and practices that it will be difficult for them to be fair and impartial".

The critical factor was not whether prospective jurors "may have been personally affected by the events of Sept. 11," Judge Batts said, but rather "their sworn response whether that connection makes it difficult for them to be fair and impartial jurors for the parties in this case".

"He's done a fantastic job for us in very difficult circumstances and to be fair I can't talk highly enough of Ceri.