Sentence examples for enormous fairness from inspiring English sources

In Argentina, Fernando Solanas, a film director and congressman who was forced into exile during the dictatorship, said Francis was known for his "enormous fairness and wisdom".

Everything we do will face an enormous test of fairness".

It's a national model, and that's why it's very important to protect those legislators who showed enormous courage in supporting fairness and equality for all families".

"We're not today saying exactly what we're going to do," Mr. Brosnahan said, "but this is a situation in which there's an enormous disparity, and basic fairness would conclude that the department ought to take a look at this".

The challenges to govern natural resources in a sustainable manner while acknowledging their inter-linkages and intergenerational fairness are enormous.

The Cubs also have one of the most dangerous offenses in baseball, just as Poland scored an enormous 33 goals in qualifying (although in fairness 11 of those came against Gibraltar).

Mr. Baker "has brought an acute sense of fairness and justice, as well as enormous dedication, tireless effort and great intellect, to his work on behalf of the investing public," the S.E.C.'s enforcement director, Stephen Cutler, said in a statement.

But given the enormous stakes of this election — climate change, economic fairness, racial justice and global menaces too numerous to mention — one can't help hoping against hope that the candidates will be forced to rigorously engage the issues imperiling our future.

It has such an enormous capacity for change, and such a profound inclination toward fairness.

The rise of competitive chess with the Bourdonnais-McDonnell match of 1834 and the London tournament of 1851 posed a question of fairness: should a player be allowed to take enormous amounts of time?

The high imprisonment rate has long been troubling as a matter of fairness, but with the recession it has become an enormous financial burden.