Sentence examples for even get a fair from inspiring English sources

Most won't even get a fair look.

She thinks plenty of people are looking for opportunities outside of the Valley: "We're doing well getting people, we even get a fair amount of applications from the US and other countries, so we're actually not experiencing this recruitment issue…".

"It's so unpopular before it even starts, this won't even get a fair shake," Just says.

Does this mean some good ideas didn't even get a fair hearing?

Then we'll hang him.' Under these rules, I'm not even getting a fair trial.

Here was the final hearing for two men who had already spent two years in a US supermax prison – under the kind of no-contact conditions Edward Snowden refuses to come home for, in what Ahsan's brother described to me as "solitary confinement torture" – before they even got a fair trial.

Under these rules, I'm not even getting a fair trial.

I even got a fair amount of my holiday shopping done at places like Socra Tea and the Detroit Artists Market.

WILL Bill Clinton ever get a fair press?

So conventional economics must carefully be picked apart, using its own conceptual vocabulary, before fair trade can even get a decent hearing outside those already committed to it.

Mr. Sheridan's "t'ain't fair" argument did not even get a response from the justices.