Sentence examples for fair answer to from inspiring English sources
But voters may defend a dead heat as the only fair answer to a campaign consumed by the two candidates' focus-grouped gropings for political dead center.
To the Sports Editor: However old-fashioned, the chain system does provide a definitive, and fair, answer to whether a first down has been made.
This is simple, and has obvious merits: "you give, we'll give" is a fair answer to any employees inclined to accuse the bosses of playing Scrooge.India's Tata Group is urging its constituents to give "substantially" more than employees; Computer Associates, of New York, says it will give twice as much.
Additionally, virtual spheres will be visible throughout PULSE on the app--the art fair answer to Pokemon Go.
Re "No Easy Fix for Social Security Economic Viewew, Sept. 2), in which two economists concluded that the fairest answer to the problems of the Social Security system might be a further raising of the retirement age instead of partial privatization.
He was a fundamentally decent man who believed in a free and open and unbought government that would seek, through honest debate, the best and fairest answers to the problems of the citizenry.
Both he and Professor Miron say that, given the choices, perhaps the fairest answer is to raise the age at which full Social Security benefits are paid in the future.
A fair answer must consider this: is it better to make an unprincipled declaration to be able to make positive principled change -- or better to make only principled declarations and thereby be excluded from being able to make that principled change?
This was a fair question – the answer to which is unclear, despite publisher Arthur Sulzberger Jr's continued backing of Thompson.
