Sentence examples for it could be fair for from inspiring English sources

It seems like it could be fair for everyone.

I have a feeling anybody on the streets could be fair game for police & civilian check points.

Some of those called to serve on the jury said they thought they could be fair, but they were afraid for their families if they reached a verdict that was unacceptable to the Cuban exile community.

For example, you could be fair skinned and cool toned, or fair skinned and warm toned.

If millionaires and company directors were going to be stopped from handing over more than a few thousand pounds to their party of choice, how could it be fair for trade union general secretaries to be uniquely exempted?

While Mr. Bloomberg insists that "nothing could be fairer" than having commuters pay for city services, city officials have not produced any figures to show how much commuters actually cost the city in added services.

While Mr. Bloomberg insists that "nothing could be fairer" than having commuters pay for their services, city officials have not produced any figures to show how much commuters actually cost the city in added services.

What could be fairer?

Nothing could be fairer.

Mr Burstow, the former care services minister, said: "Social care isn't free, but it could be a lot fairer for those who have worked hard all their lives.

This turns out to be so easy that it could be done for a high-school science fair.