Sentence examples for fairer to include from inspiring English sources

Since the Nobel committee rewards scientific achievement, not good manners, it would have been fairer to include Dr Damadian in this year's prize.

Initially, the team wanted to limit the exchange to youth jerseys but soon realized that it would be easier — and fairer — to include all the Hernandez jerseys.

Eric Pickles spoke of revenue spending power, which for Nottingham he reduced by 8.44% next year but I think it's fairer to include all cuts – they're real cuts affecting real people – and talk about real spending power, which for Nottingham is down by 16.5% next year.

"Do you think it's fair to include that footballer calling you a mong," asks Jones.

But it's not fair to include them in this celebrity lifestyle when they haven't chosen it".

Michael Bond's A Bear called Paddington may seem a little old to be in this list but given Paddington's story was made into a film last Christmas it seems fair to include Paddington as a modern ish) classics.

To lure talent, these companies have expanded their recruiting arsenal far beyond the traditional job fair to include a growing number of events like technology lectures, cocktail parties, pizza parties, treasure hunts and programming contests, dubbed "code jams" or "hack days".

The BBC has said it would not be fair to include the DUP without including other Northern Ireland parties.

Regarding the Ford Crown Victoria, spokesman Jim Cain says that it's hardly fair to include a vehicle that's no longer on sale to the public for 2008.

We didn't think it fair to include European names that are difficult to read and/or pronounce (e.g. the FSO Warszawa), and others which have a common meaning in Europe that is obscure over here, such as the Invicta Black Prince Wentworth.

And when A-Rod retires, is it fair to include the first time he played catch in the backyard among his lifetime stats?