Sentence examples for fair to talk from inspiring English sources

It's not fair to talk only about Republicans.

It's absolutely fair to talk about experience — including mine for the Clintons, for Andrew Cuomo.

The prime minister said it was not fair to talk about discrimination and it was not unreasonable to ask immigrants to wait to claim welfare benefits.

He returned to the league's job fair to talk about his experience and give hope to those who were now struggling.

"It's fair to talk about what Eric does in terms of artists such as Picasso and Matisse - he is as serious about what he is trying to achieve as they were.

And whether or not it's fair to talk about her pregnancy in the same breath as her new job, it's a chance to figure out how Yahoo and other Silicon Valley companies can make sure that women at every level have the same chance to prosper both professionally and personally.

However, on Twitter, Clarkson chose to describe these maths as "seriously wrong" and the word is that it would be fairer to talk about a lower seven-figure number.

gPerhaps it would be fairer to talk here about the 'beauties' or 'non-beauties' always in the plural form (in contrast to a 'singular' beauty or non-beauty).

Go to job fairs to talk with companies hiring electricians.

"It is perfectly fair game to talk about national security records," said Mitch Bainwol, the executive director of the National Republican Senatorial Committee.

Johnson was also asked whether it was fair to have talked about Miliband stabbing his brother in the back to win the Labour leadership.