Sentence examples similar to fair lives from inspiring English sources

Although, to be fair, living with a Disney princess must be hard work.

To be fair, live television is not nearly as accommodating as a well-scripted, ruthlessly edited reality show.

Simple ranches, Georgian Colonials and farmhouse reproductions exist side by side, just as celebrities like Stephen Sondheim and Graydon Carter, the editor of Vanity Fair, live side by side with bankers and electricians.

It incorporates a health fair, live music, and fun events for kids.

The decision, the restaurant says, "allows us to offer our entire staff a fair, living wage".

The ACT group, a collaboration of 19 brands working together toward fair living wages, is one example of this.

Meanwhile, talk to any LAUSD teacher and they will tell you they clearly want a fair, living wage and that a raise is long overdue.

With Oldies, Lachie took it into his own hands to give everyone a fair live experience whether that be getting into the venue to play or to simply get amongst.

Some critics argue that the real problem in LAUSD is the size of the contract and were unions to give away job protections, school leaders would be happy to hand over a fair, living wage in exchange.

Yet, if you listen to those who aren't directly working with students, they'll try to tell you we have enough general fund dollars to buy iPads for every student, but we just don't have the money to pay teachers a fair, living wage.

When I discussed with a group of teachers recently how we have to ramp up pressure on LAUSD for a raise, one member shared how incredibly infuriating and unfair it is that doctors, lawyers and other professionals never have to take to the streets to advocate for something the District should provide teachers in the first place: a fair, living wage.