Sentence examples for fairer because it from inspiring English sources

It is fairer because it is more closely tied to the business of firefighting.

For the protest leaders, funding higher education through taxes is fairer because it links payments more closely with each person's ability to pay.

Laws told MPs the system – to be introduced in 2016 – would be fairer because it would measure progress made by pupils and would take into account a school's intake.

Carol Dwyer, who has overseen the planned changes, said that the new, three-stage test would be fairer because it would include observations of teachers' performance in the classrooms as well as results from testing basic skills and knowledge of subject matter.

Senator Bennett contended that the Republican map was fairer because it would produce a Legislature of 61 Republicans and 59 Democrats, while the Democrats' map would favor Democrats 63 to 57. "I believe we had an uphill fight from Day 1," he said.

The tax is one of the most progressive and fair because it places its burden on those Americans who can best afford to pay it.

She said that the school had recently decided to use a different vendor for its spring book fair because it wanted a company that would sell only books.

Cable and Wireless said its treatment of such sales was fair, because it reports the transactions under both British and American rules.

Widely acknowledged as the most serious of all the international fairs because it is both comprehensive and thoroughly vetted, Maastricht celebrates its 15th anniversary this year.

It is not fair, because it happens by accident.

You prefer the term "just" to "fair" because it's less woolly.