Sentence examples for even more fair from inspiring English sources

"I think people feel restaurants are fair game, and when they're in the Hamptons they're even more fair game," Mr. Della Femina said.

Now, he says, he hopes it will be even more fair by reaching customers who want to buy with cash.

And to be even more fair to Boxee, they've essentially offered to diffuse the entire situation by coming to some sort of monetary agreement with Hulu that would make its users paying customers.

If we're being even more honest, it's fair to say the writer seemed a bit of a dinosaur even then, just a few years after the queasily salacious Basic Instinct became a box-office smash; and a decade on from the early 80s one-two of Flashdance and Jagged Edge, which propelled Eszterhas into the Hollywood stratosphere to begin with.

Even more than Vanity Fair.

The new bill could make it even more unlikely that Fair Leonardo's killers will be brought to justice.

This has made the decline in the volume of dollar-denominated export contracts at the Canton Fair even more painful for Chinese companies.

Edward Davey, the Liberal Democrat education spokesman, said: "Parents across the country will be alarmed that both Labour and Tories want to make admissions to schools even more complicated and less fair.

It is understood that BBC management expects to push ahead with implementing the pension changes, which it argues are even more "realistic, affordable and fair" than when they were first tabled given the recent licence fee settlement with the government that will lead to a funding cut of 16% in real terms over four years from April 2011.

"I feel that everyone is even more united for the fair during this difficult time for Japan," Kaneshima says.

Mr. Racicot did not specifically tell members how to vote, but in the memorandum he wrote, "As you consider each amendment, I recommend that you ask yourself whether what is being proposed reflects President Bush's principles and makes our campaign finance system more fair, even-handed and balanced".