Sentence examples for fair much from inspiring English sources

To be fair, much of the paranoia is founded.

To be fair, much of the media reporting following my story blurred simple nuances even further.

To be fair, much of the fault for these flawed enforcement policies lies with Congress.

But the moment was, to be fair, much richer than that.

After consulting the TMO and viewing a number of replays, referee Wayne Barnes ruled the challenge as fair, much to the disgust of the home fans and Ryan.

To be fair, much of Blunkett's statement to the house last week acknowledged the Home Office's failings, and he promised to address them.

In the United States, programs to encourage positive eugenics involved the creation of "Fitter Family Fairs" in which families competed for prizes at local county fairs, much in the way that livestock is judged for conformation and physical dexterity (Stern 2002).

If you are a Boomer (48 to 66) or a Mature (67 and older), you're probably not fairing much better.

Minus China, the region ranks ahead of South Asia, the region with the largest percentage of underweight children under five, but is not fairing much better than sub-Saharan Africa.

Whereas Miami's fair inherited much of its kudos from Art Basel in Switzerland, Dallas wants to forge its own identity.

Some of that was fair but much of it was not, so I'm grateful to the jury," she said.