Sentence examples for fair enough too from inspiring English sources

Fair enough too; credit given where due.

Some negative comment coming in for Warner, and fair enough too.

Some universities are still demanding eye-watering AAA+ grades for even quite common subjects – and fair enough too, since good courses should require good levels of attainment.

Fair enough, the Lib Dems claim some credit, fair enough too, and not all critics are persuaded he has gone far enough.

And fair enough, too: Liberal members are reliable Parakeelia customers, paying it more than $2,500 each in taxpayer funds to use Feedback, its database of voter information.

Our game against Spain on Tuesday night takes place in the Jose Rico Perez Stadium - home of Alicante's Hecules and, fair enough too, because Herculean is the measure of the task facing Craig Levein and his team.

Fair enough, but too often there is this manic compulsion to show the world that everything is fine.

Fair enough, being blasted too soon with 'nominative, dative and accusative,' terms you don't even use in English, is likely to be off-putting.

Piously Cable claimed: "It has required courage from our party to withstand the tribalism which is British politics at its worst". Fair enough – except he too indulged in ritual anti-Labour tribalism, repeating that litany of distortions and the lazy lie that Labour crashed the economy.

Fair enough, but not if too many strings are attached.Mr Bush has already barred the distribution of American money to organisations deemed to promote abortion, which has hobbled a number of reproductive-health charities.

And that, too, seemed fair enough.