Sentence examples for fair indeed from inspiring English sources
This is a fair, indeed essential, requirement of any ceasefire.
But, because Senate Republicans exercised this power over Obama's nominees, it's only fair — indeed, it's obligatory — that Senate Democrats have equal say when it comes to Trump's.
What's he thinking of, does he not want to be up for selection tomorrow?" points out Clare Davies, which is very fair indeed.
Verna Hu Hong Kong In "The Readers' Editor on... .., Stephen Pritchard wrote such a fair, indeed one could say generous, piece about readers' reactions to the Observer's comment in response to Corbyn's election.
Williams backed his corner this lunchtime by insisting that the fees package was "very fair indeed to those at the bottom of the income scale", because it provided for scholarships of up to two years' tuition for young people from disadvantaged backgrounds and delayed repayment of fees until graduates are earning £21,000.
And it may be fair — may, indeed, when it comes to the Peace Prize, always be fair, even when it's well deserved.
Mr. Romney's history with Bain Capital is fair game indeed, but the actions of Bain's current leadership and the Romneys' trustee are slighter fare.
It isn't any more as it is not generally considered fair (or, indeed, legally safe for employers) when used as the sole selection criteria.
That seems like fair play and indeed a return to the natural order of things.Is Mr Semel the answer to Yahoo!'s woes?
|People Tree is an ethical business that promotes fair trade – indeed, the launch helps to kick off Fairtrade Fortnight on 22 February – and the fashion industry is widely seen as dependent on sweatshop labour.
