Sentence examples for fair depending on from inspiring English sources

For example, when distrib­uting goods among such beings, in circumstances when they can all benefit similarly, barring special purposes, relationships, or independent claims on the goods, we have strong reason to distribute the goods equally (or in another way that's fair, depending on the account of fairness).

They have vertical yellow poles strapped to them to help the umpires determine whether a ball struck a ring in fair territory — in which case the ball would be fair, depending on which ring it hit, unless it fell foul.

Whether or not that is fair depends on what you're comparing it to.

Fluorescence, cold light, introduced at the 1939 World's Fair, depends on a complicated sequence of events, which she describes clearly and concisely.

Given that Cedar Fair depends on people who are willing to spend money for a day out, it's perhaps no surprise that the recession hit its business hard.

Whether such a tactic is fair depends on whom you ask.

As in much of sports, what seems fair and just depends on whether your team wins or loses.

In many schools, science fairs depend on teachers who shoulder the extra work.

By comparison (and it may not be a fair one, depending on when each airline started its Facebook page and how it markets it), Southwest Airlines has more than 4.5 million likes, American Airlines has more than 1.8 million likes, and Delta Air Line has more than 1.3 million likes.

And they have leeway to adjust the allocation of the assets a fair bit depending on market conditions.

Not many people consider insurance when they go car shopping, but your premiums can vary a fair bit depending on the type of car you buy.