Sentence examples for little fairness from inspiring English sources
A little fairness in advertising is all that's required.
I'll be going to Lamar Smith after Labor Day to talk to him about this, about getting a little fairness into the entertainment industry," he said, referring to his Republican successor as the committee's chairman.
But a reform to the way remuneration committees operate would be a small step towards reducing the vast pay gap in Britain and injecting a little "fairness" into the corporate sector.
A little fairness, even in the most difficult times, will help.
The ordinance failed to pass last spring, but the new mayor has decided that the prospect of a little fairness for some marginalized folks is a good thing.
It's welcome because it is an honest attempt to introduce a little more fairness into that ultimate, existential lottery.
"The Bush board took things in a really anti-worker direction," said Jonathan Hiatt, chief of staff of the A.F.L.-C.I.O.. "Workers have taken a beating under board rulings in recent years, and we hope the new board will provide a little more fairness to workers who want to exercise the right to organize and bargain collectively".
Let's assume he meant a wee bit of growth for a little more fairness.
Little wonder that fairness as a moral ideal can be dismissed as hazy romanticism and the ethical imperative of the green-eyed monster.
We see commissioners demean and embarrass Diaz, while showing little regard for fairness or legal procedure.
