Sentence examples similar to enough fairness from inspiring English sources

Luckily, his program is rebroadcast from midnight to 1 A.M. Sure enough: In fairness to the O'Reilly video-editing team, I have to say that they probably could have made me look even worse.

The deputy prime minister argued that Labour had not "learnt the lessons" of the 2008 crash, and the Conservatives did not focus enough on "fairness".

The Supreme Court's ruling does not go far enough in ensuring fairness.

Shorten said the government's super package did not go far enough to return "fairness to the superannuation [system]" or to deliver substantial budget repair.

"We haven't paid enough attention to fairness," she told reporters last month.

To ensure enough competition and fairness in the capacity market, one prerequisite is the number of market participants; e.g., FOs in Section 5.1.

Thus how to define the market rules that can create enough competition and fairness will be a big challenge in transactive control application.

At the same time, the phase in needs to occur with enough promptness and fairness to maintain public support, as Quebec's introduction of full-day five year old kindergarten and universal child care for 0 4 year olds did.

True enough, but in fairness, Priebus ALWAYS sounds like a guy who doesn't want to have a political conversation, and who wants to get back to his Jetsons coloring book as quickly as possible.

We can only hope that it is balanced by sufficient intelligence and a strong-enough sense of fairness to translate into effective leadership.

The workings of the brain are confusing enough while sober, in fairness.