Sentence examples for making it fair to from inspiring English sources

If we can determine the final shape, size and color of an object, it could be unique, making it fair to say that we designed it, albeit in collaboration with the designers who wrote the software and the specified the basic form that we adapted.

And her body is bedeviling her, making it fair to wonder how much longer the winner of 44 titles and more than $28 million in prize money will choose to play, with less than a month to go before her 33rd birthday.

Instead stores are open from roughly eleven in the morning until nine at night, making it fair to say Barcelona is not a morning city.

It's important to note that each work is recognizable with or without their captions, making it fair to say that Rasado's quite successful with her recreations.

It's important to note that each work is recognisable with or without their captions, making it fair to say that Rasado's quite successful with her recreations.

The abundance of data, and the critical role it will play in the decision making process for businesses, make it fair to predict that the CDO will be one of the most critical officers in a company.

That still does not make it fair to Connecticut voters or smart for the state's Democrats.

Whether that makes it fair to consciously lean on the weather when it's convenient is an open question — though it appears hard for either side to resist.

And he suggested that attention to his own college grades by the news media made it fair to question Mr. Obama's birthplace.

It was to enhance competition and make it fair — to make sure that no group, high or low, is able to erect barriers that would deprive Americans of an open field and a fair chance.

Maybe David Stern could steal a page from the NCAA and turn the NBA Playoffs into a single-game elimination format just to make it fair to everyone else?