Sentence examples for is fully fair from inspiring English sources
The phrase "is fully fair" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation, decision, or action that is completely just or equitable. Example: "After reviewing all the evidence, I believe the outcome of the trial is fully fair to both parties involved."
I do of course realise that despite such improvements, there is still a long way to go before we have a system that is fully fair, effective and efficient".
"Why don't they just make drugs totally legal in sports, then everybody would be taking drugs then it would be fully fair then wouldn't it?" Fury asked.
(To be fully fair, the Kullback Leibler divergence (6) is not a distance function really because the symmetry and subadditivity (triangle inequality) conditions do not hold for it).
And this might not be fully fair to the art world, because I do think there's a lot of political traction there but let's just face it, the art world has also become a part of a cultural elite, and I need to break out of that as well as being a part of it.
Consumers are clearly embracing what Internet radio has to offer, and Internet radio is fully supportive of fair compensation to performers.
(The fair is fully vetted).
Still, he is fully aware that a fair chunk of Lawrence's negative news media attention is about him.
The UN has called on the UK to listen to the concerns of "special advocates" (the practitioner lawyers who have to work within the new system) and ensure that the right to a fair trial is fully respected.
Were I in charge, I'd freeze it, pay off, over time, everything it now owes, and replace it with a modern version of Social Security that's fully funded, fair, simple, and efficient".
Thompson is fully invested.
