Sentence examples similar to fair to over from inspiring English sources

It's not fair to over-ride our sovereign jurisdiction based on a formula that is almost 50 years old".

"I wouldn't consider it fair to take over those views for people who don't live here yet, at the expense of people who built this neighborhood and created the climate that is so attractive to builders of luxury apartments," he said.

12th over: Netherlands 62-6 (need 176 to win and 151 to qualify; ten Doeschate 7, Schiferli 0) One run, two wickets: it's fair to say that over has decided the match.

The trust's chief pharmacist Dennis Lauder said: "It's fair to say over the last five to 10 years there have been a handful of serious errors.

"The second half you're looking for character, you're looking for strength and to be fair to them over the course of the half, I thought we had a real go at them; we created chances.

"I don't think it's at all fair to scare people over current benefits".

"It would be fair to say that, over time, we fumbled into the cluster," he adds.

It would be fair to say that over the past five years Tim Farron has never been the Liberal Democrats' greatest coalition enthusiast.

Is it fair to cast aspersions over an athlete's performance simply because he or she achieves something brilliant?

Now, to be fair to his critics, over time he became more and more convinced that the evidence did show a genetic component".

Do you think it would be fair to broadcast news over 'Good Morning [Name of School]' that would be hurtful or offensive to others in the school?