Sentence examples for fair to bring from inspiring English sources

And, actually, it's not very fair to bring that up.

This got things back to front and bade fair to bring about precisely the outcome that America was trying to avoid.

Without a robust art fair to bring to Chicago the art world's tastemakers and art buyers, there are fears about commercial viability.

While it's certainly fair to bring modern perspectives to bear on ancient authors, a reading that stuck closer to the text may have vitiated, or at least challenged, such a strategy.

If re-elected, Ms Berger says she would "take practical action to support people who are looking for a job, for example by holding another jobs fair to bring together employers and local people.

OK, it's fair to bring up Einstein's definition of insanity at this point.

This is the challenge of our times – to make fashion fairer, to bring transparency, ethics in the supply chain.

"If the intent of the fair is to bring wealthy buyers," Siegelson continued, "then the jewellers certainly are attracting that clientele".

C&C is often hailed as an elegant, fair way to bring down global emissions in that it seeks to formulate the rate at which each country reduces its emissions according to their current per capita emissions.

"But," he added, "our approach with this fair is to bring fresh perspective and try to challenge the preconceptions people have about how historic art should be displayed and considered, and if we are trying to convey to galleries that this is going to be a totally different, refreshing experience, someone who is also a different, refreshing kind of person gives that vision more credibility".

"All I wanted was a fair chance to bring a seventh NHL team to Canada, to serve the best unserved hockey fans in the world".