Sentence examples for is fair given from inspiring English sources
The company says that is fair given that the plant, which converts milled uranium into uranium hexafluoride for nuclear reactors, is projected to lose $20 million this year.
It asks not whether a policy is fair given the huge range of advantages or hardships the universe might throw at a person but rather whether it is fair that a very fortunate person should shoulder the burdens of others.
It is fair, given its role in precipitating the economic crisis, to look to the largest and most profitable industry in the world — the financial sector — to play its part.
But some experts said the 7percentt fee is fair, given the costs of managing an initial public offering and the difficulty of pricing a stock and finding the right buyers for a company.
Whether that is fair, given Chelsea have claimed a European Cup and a Europa League in the last two seasons and that the average age of their starting line-up was almost 28, is open to question.
Jason Stearns, director of the Rift Valley Institute's Usalama Project, agreed with Hall, adding: "The (report) does place most weight on the M23, but I think that is fair, given that this rebellion was the largest source of instability in the region in 2012.
But in this case, specialists agree that they are fair, given the guarantee on offer.
Though the restaurant is not inexpensive, prices are fair given the overall quality and stylish presentation of the food.
To be fair, given the starting-points left them by history, both have achieved notable successes: Chase in syndicated corporate lending and bond-underwriting, J.P. Morgan in derivatives.
Mary Wittenberg, the chief executive of New York Road Runners, the group that organizes the marathon, said that organizers would be fair, given how important one race was to the runners' annual income.
But I think they are concerned about whether or not the rent increases are fair, given what the various levels of government should be contributing to deal with the deficit".
