Sentence examples for fairly point out from inspiring English sources

True, the Republicans have hardly bent over backwards to help Mr Obama; but they can fairly point out that nothing has been done to win their support.

But Mr Kennedy, who also has his doubts about the wisdom of the alliance, can fairly point out that with Mr Blair straddling the middle ground of politics, his party's options are limited.

Sony's feeble first-quarter sales prompted the write-down; it will now reduce the size of the division, and concentrate on the fanciest smartphones.The firm's bosses can fairly point out that its impairment charge, which eliminates all the goodwill accumulated from its buy-out in 2012 of a joint venture with Ericsson of Sweden, is merely an accounting adjustment.

Understandably, local media coverage of the metaldehyde in drinking water has focused on potential impacts on human health, but the water company fairly points out that you'd have to drink roughly 1,000 litres of water a day to be seriously poisoned.

But, as the Iranian report fairly points out, human rights abuses are not relegated to Guantanamo or black sites in Syria.

Romeo, quite fairly, pointed out that there is a difference between "stalking" and "noises", and argued that he was being punished for being "too good at sex".

But while David and Elaine are taking this idea fairly literally, they point out that it's only possible in a handful of the biggest, most technologically connected cities.

"It's fairly easy to point out the holes in that system," said Michael Ferguson.

To dispute Fadl's assertion that Muslims living in non-Islamic countries are treated fairly, Zawahiri points out that in some Western countries Muslim girls are forbidden to wear hijab to school.

(To be clear, we only covered Sproutkin as a book rental service, never on mobile. And we were fairly critical – pointing out that the price point of $25/month was not likely going to work).

He can point out, fairly, that his opponent has flip-flopped on the issue.