Sentence examples for fairer one from inspiring English sources

It's a better system than the Liberals' last attempt, as well as a fairer one.

He can blame the Legislature for some of the failure, but not for fighting the court case aimed at making the system a fairer one.

It's a fair point, though it would be a fairer one had Sir Roy not spent so many of the preceding pages making clear how distant he felt from the suburban setup fate allotted him.

I understand the view that leaving the EU also leaves us at the mercy of rightwing elected bigots, but that's an argument for changing our government, and for changing our voting system to a fairer one, not for staying in the ​EU.

It would be easy to take the next step of showing that the mindset which looks for and tests the facts rather than shores up ancient edifices of authority is likely to make the world a fairer one economically and in power relations too.

Chiang is sometimes described as a literary science fiction writer, but that's a lazy label in which "literary" means "good" – a fairer one would be to say that Chiang is the Platonic ideal of a science fiction writer: his writing displays no particular interest in style, and yet it shines with a brutal, minimalist elegance.

The regulatory settlement is by and large a fair one, with compromises on all sides.

But when you add everything up, I think the model isn't only the fairest one and the right one for the economy.

The rap of "Democrats didn't really run on anything" is a pretty fair one, too.

On Sunday while revisiting the main fair one last time, I observed the spontaneous formation of a social sculpture.

Mirror, mirror, on the wall, who's the fairest one of all?