Sentence examples for if fairness from inspiring English sources

What will be fair?" If fairness is truly the issue, there really are only two solutions.

Labour needs a fair pay commission in its manifesto if fairness means anything to set guidelines for excessive salaries as well as for low pay.

If fairness between the users is desired, one can implement proportionally fair scheduling (PFS) by modifying the algorithm such that, the data rate to be fed back by the users for subchannel,, is the instantaneous achievable data rate on that subchannel weighted by the inverse of the time averaged data rate achieved so far: (17).

It feels as if fairness is beginning to dawn over a prize fogged with anomalies.

Arguments about excellence and global competition do not seem sufficient if fairness is forgotten.

Except that the Working Families Party might reasonably ask if fairness has anything to do with this.

Why was the would-be 9/11 Koran burner not an atheist but a minister from an evangelical church (if, in fairness to mainstream evangelicals, an eccentric evangelical church)?

Coleman is still toiling to continue the improvement that was apparent under his predecessor, the late Gary Speed, even if, in fairness, there was a reasonable performance against Belgium on Friday that was undone by the controversial dismissal of James Collins.

But in fairness, if Trump doesn't keep his promises, you can also blame me, because I believed him".

"We'll have to be able to combat that but, in fairness, if we play as well as we have in our home games against Arsenal, Tottenham, Liverpool and Swansea then we'll be fine.

In it, Musk wrote "In fairness, if someone is a jerk to you, but sincerely apologizes, it is important to be thick-skinned and accept that apology".