"It's fair to a large extent".
Monsanto says it must stop infringers to be fair to the large majority of farmers who do pay to use its technology.
"Criticisms are fair to a large extent," Mr. Aydin told his staffers at the channel's headquarters in Istanbul, according to a report on its Web site.
"One billion children are today living in countries and territories affected by war or conflict — and it's fair to conclude that large numbers suffer violent injuries and death".
So, even if we disagree with a definition of what a small business constitutes, it is fair to say that large banks go above and beyond what is required to report.
But, as we dug in a bit deeper, the truth was, the employee's issues were actually a frustrating but entirely fair response to larger problems within the team's dynamic.
It seems fair to state that larger randomized control studies should be performed in order to provide more insights in the impact of mental imagery in older adults.
"It wouldn't be fair to consume such a large portion of the assets for this one group, at the expense of all the other victims".
It is fair to say that a large percentage of contemporary pagans support the environmental movement in some form, whether this consists of the road protest movement – perhaps the most visible engagement of paganism in environmentalism – or tree planting programmes, or opposing the proposed badger cull.
By Russell Maloney The New Yorker, September 12 , 1942P. 14 This play, though fictional in treatment, is factual, documented by a letter printed in the Herald Tribune on August 6th, from a lady in Summit, N.J., who signed herself A.C. "Do you think it fair to the owners of large cars, making only nine miles to a gallon, to be allowed no more gas than a small car getting 15 miles to the gallon?
It's fair to say that a large percentage of consumer brands have now experimented with augmented reality in some form, the majority using AR browsers.
