Sentence examples for fair overall from inspiring English sources

Though to be fair, overall new PC sales have also declined.

But what should a fair overall judgment of Labour be based on?

"But it needs to be a change which is fair overall and does take account of the fact that the wealthy have got to pay their share.

Unpacking those issues in a front-page Times article is progress, undoubtedly, but Healy also said in a Twitter thread that he thought campaign coverage of Clinton was fair overall.

Yet it points out that older voters no longer see the welfare system as fair: "Overall, older voters do not think the 'system' gets the right help to the right people – or that we spend enough on the right help or support".

Random selection should help alleviate some hurt feelings, and seems much more fair overall.

In January 2006 community involvement in the intervention clusters was assessed as "fair" (average overall score 3.34) compared with almost non-existent before intervention.

Though the world has become fairer overall, "environmental threats are among the most grave impediments to lifting human development, and their consequences for poverty are likely to be high," according to the authors.

They are also more worked up than anybody else about foreign immigration, with one in five saying it was the most discouraging thing about their state far more than any other group.To be fair, exurbanites overall still rated immigrants (just) a plus.

A draw was a fair result overall.

Ipswich manager Mick McCarthy: "It was probably a fair result overall.