Sentence examples for finding it fair from inspiring English sources

He ultimately approved the Vitesse settlement, finding it fair and reasonable, but not before criticizing the commission on a number of fronts.

A report by the Community Council of Australia has shattered perceptions that Australia is a country of the "fair go", finding it is less fair, less safe, and with a higher incarceration rate than comparable OECD nations.

Reviewers were of mixed opinion about Final Fantasy V Dear Friends; finding it to be of fair quality, though Jason Strohmaier took issue with some of the synthesized instruments and Freddie W. of RPGFan concluded in his review that the album was "a mixed bag of moods, emotions, and ideas that would only appeal to those who loved Final Fantasy V".

With fewer farmers in the state, some fairs are finding it more difficult to fill the exhibition halls, she said.

For global warming it meant finding a fair way to measure emission improvements.

"Universities look to place a value on technology at its inception, finding a fair rate for splitting royalties between the school and the inventor, but that's not the way digital startups work," Cornell Tech's Dean, Daniel Huttenlocher, said.

But Mr. Humer, in a separate interview, said repeatedly that the deal depended on finding a fair price, adding: "I feel it is in the interest of both parties to see if a solution can be found.

Even trying not to be a Scrooge, I didn't find a lot to like about EDM three or four years ago, and now I'm actually finding a fair amount to like.

Still, the restaurant has performed a neat trick of finding a fair number of domestic wines that go well with many of the more delicate dishes it serves.

Ongoing discussions are focused on finding a fair, affordable deal, which represents value for money for consumers.

Except for brief periods, I have always worked, and I have had fair success in finding jobs, fair meaning that I managed somehow, after long and exhaustive effort in the face of staggering odds.