Sentence examples for for any fair from inspiring English sources

It's difficult for any fair, especially one that came out of the gate with such force, to sustain momentum.

The trouble, though, is that convening very publicly-flagged negotiations and raising expectations is worse than empty symbolism if the basis for any fair outcome is absent from the outset.

Don't look for any fair and balanced coverage or commentary on this Summit or on health reform.

But it would be hard for any fair-minded observer to say the world is in better shape today than it was eight years ago.

(Alemão is also the faintly dismissive term in Brazil for any fair-skinned foreigner, but the particular foreigner who owned Complexo do Alemão had actually been born in Poland rather than Germany).

The court did so while finding that Mr. Washington was "easily led" by the police and that the prosecution evidence -- the confession -- presented "difficulties for any fair-minded jury".

But for any fair-minded person, Israel's dilemma is obvious, without easy solution.

That ought to be a diplomatic non-starter for any fair-minded nation interested in pursuing peaceful conflict resolution.

And Wednesday night's roadblock commercial only makes it more difficult for any fair-minded America to fear anything but fear itself.

A spokesman for Abramoff said that "any fair reading of Mr. Abramoff's career" would show that he was an effective lobbyist for his clients.

This year, it is dismantling another defence, a requirement for a supermajority on any "fair price" vote on a hostile bid.A disproportionately large number of American companies are incorporated in the state of Delaware because of its management-friendly rules.