Sentence examples for fair notes from inspiring English sources

And to be fair, notes ex-judge Egbert Myjer, the Times ran most of it.

And, as FAIR notes, "A February 1994 report of the Project on Government Oversight found that GE had 16 instances of fraudulent activity against the government since 1990".

As Vanity Fair notes, this happening was strange and "even among some Trump loyalists, the breach of protocol was too much". .

In "Thanks for Sharing," the 40-year-old plays Phoebe, a woman who falls in love with Adam Mark Ruffaloo), a recovering sex addict who hasn't been in a relationship in five years, Vanity Fair notes.

Dr. Parsonnet has said that the $18 million purchase price was fair, noting that the orchestra hired several independent appraisers to assure it was getting a good value.

Prosecutors said the plea agreements were fair, noting that some of the men could have faced more than 20 years in prison if convicted.

A Southwest spokeswoman, Beth Harbin, said it's to be fair, noting that the complaints are mainly from passengers who had someone spill over in their seats.

The belt Michelle Obama wore was another signature accessory, something Vanity Fair noted when adding her last year to its International Best-Dressed List.

Mr. Zugibe said the sentence was fair, noting that the plea meant the young victims would not have to testify at a trial.

But, as Fair noted in his update, the main message of his new forecast is that "the election is too close to call".

Kim gave interviews revealing that Chris had received death threats for being gay and arguing that her image as a bully is not fair, noting that Chris never wins arguments at home.