Sentence examples for fair this time from inspiring English sources

To be fair, this time he doesn't punish all of his characters for having the temerity to be in his story.

Its strikers probably don't.PS To be fair, this time England are approaching possible penalties very methodically, even enlisting the help of statisticians.PPS The following anecdote is entirely extraneous to the topic at hand but it cries out for a mention.

"The quality of art at the fair this time will be internationally many notches up, because I have new international partners," Neha Kirpal, founder and director, India Art Fair said.

He got the question again later in the week at the Iowa State Fair, this time from a man holding a photograph of his son in a soldier's uniform.

These trends are what drove (sorry) investors to pony in on Fair this time around.

(Although, to be fair, this time that seems to be the gun segment people are so concerned about).

And while draft supporters insist we have learned the lessons of Vietnam and can create a fair system this time around, even an equitable draft would lower the standards for enlistees.

A festive, chaotic scene, as well attended as the Fresher's Fair, although this time the banners were not homemade, and instead of Tolkien societies and choral clubs they had printed upon them the melodic names of law firms and the familiar names of banks.

But did garner a fair few this time.

Okada, a collector of frog figurines and son of the founder of Japan's second biggest retail group Aeon, would fair better this time round.

The Baggies have had most of them, to be fair, and this time Keith Andrews gets on the end of a corner but heads over.