Sentence examples for it is fair to note from inspiring English sources

Ismail Morina, the man who piloted the flag-bearing drone that led to chaos unfolding and was conveniently detained on suspicion of illegal firearm possession before Thursday's rematch, is now a local celebrity and it is fair to note that, had that match run its course and finished goalless, the bare statistics say Albania would be facing a play-off match next month.

To defend Morgan Stanley, it is fair to note that Facebook went public in the face of a market roiled by European worries.

And it is fair to note that a defense that relies on the veteran Rich Pilon to be its hardest checker is a defense that needs reinforcement.

On balance, I think it does, but it is fair to note that most viewers would probably not be aware of this.

There is no industry standard per se when it comes to the architecture for corporate portals, although it is fair to note that all credible portals have to offer a minimum and common set of core functionality.

There are, of course, industries besides agriculture in which immigrant labor dominates, and it is fair to note that more Americans would take dirty, difficult jobs if they offered better pay and benefits.

It's fair to note that this list establishes very specific guidelines that no other person or incident could match.

It's fair to note that the Fed itself has conducted much of this research, which is somewhat akin to pharmaceutical companies' financing drug trials.

It's fair to note that opposition to the president is heavily a function of partisanship, a powerful force that Trump often leverages to his own benefit.

However, it's fair to note that Abosch's friend, Wired's David Rowan, tweeted about the startup two days ago.

First of all, one month isn't a trend, though it's fair to note that the Fed did lower job gains for March and April as well.