Sentence examples similar to fair to second from inspiring English sources

But, he added, it wasn't fair to second-guess his decision, because he believed his only choices were to speak out, or to "conceal" information.

Questions were posed: (1) is it fair to give fourth-line or fifth-line chemotherapy and not give a first-line treatment, for example, for rare disorders?

It isn't fair to call first Grade I race of the season for 3-year-olds the worst Florida Derby ever until the race is run, but it is certainly among the least inspiring.

We think it's fair to say ninth-grade student Kiara Molina had a great day Thursday.

It wasn't fair to Bobby to second-guess him for a seeing-eye ground ball.

To be fair to TalkSport, its second channel represents a pretty noble attempt to add something new to the spectrum.

The rest of the day was to be taken up with a Solidarity Fair, to celebrate the second anniversary of the overthrow of the Nicaraguan dictator Anastasio Somoza and to protest U.S. intervention in the region.

But once it becomes fair game to second-guess a composer, where will this business end?

But then, given that the second series of Parks And Recreation is among the most consistently funny sitcoms in sitcom history, it's probably only fair to cut these first six episodes some slack.

To be fair, at first it had that epic appeal to it, almost like the Champions League opening music.

We are already banding together at the Miami Book Fair to do our first annual reunion.