Sentence examples for makes a fair from inspiring English sources
That fact alone makes a fair impact.
But Porter surely makes a fair point here.
At one level, Thomas's opinion makes a fair amount of sense.
And so Peretti makes a fair use argument, a particularly cloudy legal term.
Makes a fair income now by charging small fees for apearances.
But McCarthy makes a fair point – Tesco's so-called recovery looks unconvincing, and something may eventually have to give.
The levy will ensure that the under-taxed financial sector finally makes a fair contribution to the public purse.
The risk is that nationalization becomes a contagious idea and spreads from one bank to the next, acting as a self-fulfilling prophecy.Mr Cowen makes a fair point.
Overlooking the eccentric corn flakes-to-caviar menu is the former Pont de la Tour head chef James Walker, who makes a fair fist of it.
Director Marc Forster keeps the pair within bounds, although Thompson's role demands many cutesy mannerisms denoting distracted writerliness and droll detachment, of which she makes a fair-sized meal.
