Sentence examples for is arguably fair from inspiring English sources

While it is arguably fair to average the CPS student admit rates over 10 years due to the small and fluctuating numbers of applicants to any given college or university, it is not fair to use only the most recent (i.e., 2012) overall admit rates for comparison.

Whatever his next steps in national politics, it's arguably fair to say that along with a series of high-rise buildings and some Olympics-linked structures, the bike lanes will be the most tangible signs of Johnson's time running Britain's capital.

Q: The topic you've researched is one that, it's arguably fair to say, is somewhat obscure.

The possibility to use computers for counting ballots allows us to design new voting schemes that are arguably fairer than existing schemes designed for hand-counting.

Wilson is arguably just one victim of a system that both a London passenger organisation and a committee of MPs have indicated needs to be fairer.

The interface can be clunky and frustrating at times, and the required acts are repetitive, which is arguably a fair simulation of reality.

Confidentiality is arguably required by fair relations with government and businesses (Workplace Fairness, 2009, Other Internet Resources).

This is arguably a more fair system that would increase voter turnout, and ideally help eliminate negative campaigning.

Since they are perhaps 5-10% of the global talent pool, bigotry makes a firm less competitive.Being fair to gays is arguably simpler than being fair to women.

(Which, to be fair, is arguably more delightful). .

Vanity Fair's party is arguably the most celebrated bash.