Sentence examples for fairer though from inspiring English sources

Defeated again last year, in a fairer though still flawed poll, he remains the opposition's head.If this system is to hold, several requirements must be met in the years to come.

To be fair, though, it also has an image problem.

To be fair, though, it wasn't just the OECD.

To be fair, though, that could mean anything.

To be fair, though, I wouldn't leave him either.

To be fair, though, they did not sulk and lose their ambition.

To be fair, though, the choreographers often began with their own language equivalent: preset movement phrases.

It's fair, though, to complain that Penn Station is brutal to strangers.

To be fair, though, horse racing's problems began well before OTB.

To be fair, though, all her superbly Toyah-esque slap didn't just apply itself.

To be fair, though, the Audi A3 has a similar high-flying price structure.