Sentence examples for fairness to something from inspiring English sources

Former Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher tried to change Britons' idea of fairness to something closer to the American definition.

(In fairness to Ben, something I hate to be, he got kicked out for tripping Black Russell, who is a big, buff guy himself).

I know his country well, having lived there, and in fairness to him, self-aggrandisement is something of a national sport among Jamaican men, by whose standards he is relatively restrained.

In fairness to this person, it may feel justified to address something like hunger over literacy.

Despite being the product of an organisation whose commitment to openness, transparency and fairness leaves something to be desired, the official Fifa records of each tournament are something of a delight, especially the early ones.

In fairness to Worcester they were quick in with the offer - it was something I didn't think too much about.

In fairness to Air Products, though, the threshold rises to 20 percent if the buyer is a passive institutional investor, something Pershing Square is not.

In fairness to Novartis, the court notes, the application was made under a different patent regime, and lay dormant under something called "the mailbox procedure" until January 2005.

Fairness to future generations is also important.

He adds, "In fairness to the state".

Returning fairness to the system!