Sentence examples for fair to fire from inspiring English sources

Was it fair to fire Jim Caldwell?

Is it fair to fire someone after two months because you realize you made a hiring mistake?

"It is fair to say that Chrysler is firing on all cylinders," Sergio Marchionne, the notoriously conservative chief executive of both Fiat and Chrysler, told reporters and analysts in a conference call.

Thankfully, Mr Blair did not ape Mr Clinton's enthusiasm for the death penalty; the lesson he did learn was that the Tories should not be allowed to monopolise toughness on crime.To be fair to Mr Blair, he was fired up by more than electoral calculation.

"It's fair to say we are not fire-safety experts," he said.

It would be fair to say it is a large fire".

To be fair to the players, Kuester should have been fired weeks ago.

But it is fair to say he has failed to set the world on fire in his own Reds jersey.

It's only fair to give her enough time to look for another position if you're not firing her because she did something wrong. .

Michael said it is not fair to compare the number of crews, trucks and helicopters sent to different fires.

It's fair to say that Siri on the iPhone (and iPad) hasn't exactly set the world on fire.