Sentence examples for it's still fair from inspiring English sources

It's still fair to ask if Instacart's latest funding round is excessive, and how the company could possibly deliver returns to investors at such a high valuation.

It's still fair to call the Spinto Band young, even though they've been around for more than fifteen years.

Without minimizing Snowden's ordeal, it is still fair to say that Manning is in greater need of aid and assistance.

I asked Rageh if it was still fair to describe him as a warlord.

While it is still fair game to overlook Chicago, do so with caution: it seems they are finding their form.

THOUGH the animated feature "Mars Needs Moms" came up short at the box office last weekend, it is still fair to say that 3-D entertainment remains popular.

With all the other games going on, it is still fair to anticipate England-Argentina, the way baseball fans look forward to the Yankee-Red Sox series when the league schedules are printed every year.

Even so, it is still fair to say that the total of buyers and/or receivers of regional daily and local weekly newspapers represents a healthy slice of the British (and a little bit of the Irish) population.

So although the big spending on these ideas is actually scheduled for the never-never-land beyond the possible incumbency of Mr Bush, it is still fair to question now whether they would be wise things to do.On the face of things, it does not appear so.

It sets out broad areas of co-ordination eg, keeping wages in line with produco-ordination eg the policy mix "remains the responsibility of each country".The wrong crisis?Yet it is still fair to askeepinge pact is aiming at the right problems.

While it is still fair to say that those at the margins of society are suffering the most egregious injustices – girls dragged into gangs and made to feel that rape is "normal", refugees sold for sex to pay for their fare – here is a report that is difficult to explain away as marginal.