Sentence examples for fair compared to from inspiring English sources

"I like David Cameron because I think he is fair compared to a lot of politicians in history," she says.

"It's not really fair compared to the guys in the past, as we have 19 or 20 races a year now".

(To be fair, compared to the best of Steve Goodman, most songs pale).

Financial social media site WalletHub took a look at which state's taxes are the fairest based on what people's perceptions are of what's fair compared to how people are really taxed in every state.

For instance, only 40% of low-income respondents who used the court system in the past three years reported that the process was fair, compared to 71% of wealthy respondents.

To be fair, compared to 2012 – when the last general election was held in Greece – Golden Dawn is slightly less popular: Three years ago, 426.025 Greeks voted for Nikos Michaloliakos' fascist organisation, while about 388,000 voted for them this time.

Also, e-TICA2 is fairer than TICA but less fair as compared to e-TICA.

Present data were used as validation targets for the new kinetic model and simulation results showed fair agreement compared to the experiments.

In fact, the world is congratulating Myanmar for pulling off a remarkably free and fair election, compared to Myanmar's past.

This may be due to sun avoidance or may result from genetic differences in vitamin D metabolism in subjects with fair skin compared to those with darker skin.

We found higher activation in the lingual gyrus during the acceptance of fair proposals compared to the rejection of unfair proposals (see Table  4 for the results).