Sentence examples for generally fair from inspiring English sources

It is not generally fair to compare teams' fates across sports.

Mr. Putin pronounced the voting generally fair, as did election regulators with close ties to the Kremlin.

Despite the presence of international observers who declared the September 1992 elections to be generally fair, UNITA claimed widespread fraud and continued the armed struggle.

Though further research has revised his view of 16th-century Spanish monarchy, Prescott's basic work is still judged to be generally fair and accurate.

Ms. Matalin said she found Mr. Carney's coverage of Mr. Cheney generally fair, but, she added, she also always suspected that he was "in the club".

Mr. Chissano's designated successor, Armando Guebuza, appears to have a commanding lead in the vote, which international observers called generally fair.

His judgments are crisp and generally fair-minded, despite a clear sympathy for the abolitionist side.

A perceptive, smoothly written and generally fair-minded account of both sides in the presidential race.

A perceptive, smoothly written and generally fair-­minded account of both presidential campaigns, it is, nevertheless, a contribution to the creation of the superhero image that has surrounded Obama over the last six months.

But generally fair-skinned Scots are particularly vulnerable to skin cancer and 125 Scots are diagnosed with the disease every week, a rate of incidence higher than that in Australia.

But it also shows there remains a clear lack of confidence in policing amongst the black and Asian communities with only 35% thinking it is generally fairer today.