Sentence examples for fair in part from inspiring English sources

In an interview that accompanied her book "Annie Leibovitz: 1970 to 1990," Ms. Leibovitz said that she moved to Vanity Fair in part to learn about glamour.

A person close to Apple argued that the compensation received by Apple's employees was fair, in part because the company had brought so much value to the nation and world.

I won the district fair — in part, I suspect, because the judges' pool was heavily populated by members of the military — even though I had violated one of the cardinal rules of science fairs: I hadn't actually done an experiment.

Some consider that applicants who make the rounds abuse the system, but 53 percent say the practice is fair, in part because clients cannot get enough food from one program.

Executives at Condé Nast, the Advance Publications unit that owns Vanity Fair, said Ms. Rich, who is devotee of astrology, agreed to do the Vanity Fair interview in part because she and Ms. Orth share the same birthday.

That objection would be fair only in part.

The court determined that this was fair use in part because the collage was transformative.

If the mission was to show the world that Maduro does not play fair — and in part it was — then consider it mission accomplished.

In that case the court agreed with Mr. Koons's lawyers that his use of the image fell under fair use, in part because the image was part of a larger collage.

Cases like Prince's and Fairey's frighten potential "fair users" in part because they present an image of copyright law that is capricious; rulings may seem to hang on a judge's gut feelings.

Mr. McGhee sponsored his third annual community wellness fair yesterday in part to gather support for his plans to transform the lot into a community center with after-school and recreation programs.