Sentence examples for fair to test from inspiring English sources

Is it fair to test recent immigrants who are not yet proficient in English?

First, is it even fair to test an athlete for marijuana when the THC metabolite can stay in a habitual user's system for days or weeks after use?

"I think it would be fairer to test everybody, because why are some kids more important than others?

Woods, who has been measuring himself against immortality since grade school, encouraged her to enter four or five men's events, rather than just one, to give herself a fair chance to test what she can do.

The aim will be to be fair but forensic - to test what they have to say against the new rigours of the Politics of Debt.

More than 50 seminars made the fair an outstanding opportunity to test your ideas and business concepts, look for consultants, and establish valuable contacts.

For the ambitious, the related fairs mean enough art to test your time and stamina.

In a system based entirely on negotiation, it is a fair way of allowing developers to test the water and see what they can get away with, before spending money on detailed work.

These studies were primarily designed to test the fair wage effort hypothesis in the context of competitive experimental markets.

Levitating the Fair Los Angeles artist Glenn Kaino wants to test the public's support for the arts by asking hundreds of volunteers to lift up a 20'x20' platform for the duration of Art Basel.

In conclusion, it is far from trivial to design a fair control condition that allows to test whether the present effect is specific to biological motion.