Sentence examples for fair compared from inspiring English sources
Americans with family incomes of $75,000 or more were more likely to attribute wealth to hard work, but income played little in opinions on the economic system's overall fairness -- 38percentt in the $75,000+ wage bracket said the system is fair, compared with 32percentt of those making less than $30,000.
Just 8% replied that they thought the treatment was fair, compared with 68% who thought it was unfair.
"I like David Cameron because I think he is fair compared to a lot of politicians in history," she says.
Two women rated "fair," compared with 11 men, and the other five women were counted as "poor" or "very poor".
Indeed, its critique of how Washington handled the Iraq crisis is genteel and fair compared with how most observers overseas have viewed the matter.
Vanity Fair compared the hall's downstairs arcade to Annabel's nightclub in London; that especially rankled the church's neighbors, who had formed a group called the Preservation Coalition to protest the catering hall.
This year employers have received an average of three applications for every job offered at the fairs, compared with 1.5 applications in previous years.
Also, e-TICA2 is fairer than TICA but less fair as compared to e-TICA.
He added that the US took a stronger line on enforcing fair trade, compared with Europe.
The court, in a 4-1 ruling, said the death sentence for Jesse Timmendequas was fair when compared with penalties in other cases.
