Sentence examples for fair to many from inspiring English sources

"The price needs to be fair to many players.

We've now created a society so in thrall to material success that it feels fair to many that if you've made it you deserve more power, more say.

To be fair to many of the donors, the soft-money scam may often be less a case of businesses trying to buy influence than of politicians trying to shake the businesses down.

Even if this feels intuitively fair to many, including those white males who are happy to share resources for the greater benefit of the nation as a whole, it must feel absolutely distressing for those who are uncomfortable with change and who have a difficult time adjusting to the inevitable reordering of society.

It's not fair to too many kids".

I think it's fair to say many Chicagoans considered the Summer of Ping-Pong a failure.

Warm-hearted, stable, fair to its many minorities, staunch in the cause of justice and democracy, Canada is one of the world's most highly respected countries.

He cannot pinpoint the exact moment he rid himself of the self-doubt but it is fair to say many of his worries disappeared during Euro 2004.

To be fair to him, many politicians are probably not that interested in talking to people; it's just that in order to get elected in the first place they had to learn to pretend to be.

Of course, the market also knows at this point that it's unlikely that the Democrats will get sixty seats in the Senate, which it's fair to say many people on Wall Street were really concerned about.

But it is fair to say many people were never quite as taken with grey skyscrapers and suspended walkways.