Sentence examples for fair more than from inspiring English sources

And while fewer than one in five African-Americans expressed confidence that the investigation of the shooting would be fair, more than half of whites said that they had confidence in the investigation.

On Oct. 13, she and her manager, Martha Lawton, let out whoops as they counted up the day's take at the coffee shop and a booth they had set up at a local street fair: more than $1,800.

Farther south, flames from a massive wildfire burning in the Sierra Nevada were expected to soon surround the famed stump of an ancient sequoia that was shown at the Chicago World's Fair more than a century ago, the U.S. Forest Service said.

But more importantly, through these fairs, more than 14,000 veterans and military spouses have found employment and ended their search with the outlook of a bright future.

Its concentration on modern design makes this always well-produced annual fair more cohesive than the average antiques show.

Through most of the history of journalism, news outlets have always claimed to be more fair, more accurate than the other guy.

The fair was more than just a fund-raiser; it offered a lens to view the Civil War-era popular culture.

The fair is more than good for business.

On 23 August, Renishaw hosts a food and crafts fair with more than 20 local producers.

But Vanity Fair is more than a portrayal and imaginative analysis of a particular society.

Britain's contemporary art fair, with more than 100 galleries represented.