Sentence examples for maybe a fair from inspiring English sources

And maybe a fair president too.

Then, maybe, a fair deal can at last be done.

So there are actually people in the country — maybe a fair percentage, I don't know how many — who think it's actually wrong.

Certainly we don't look like losing many goals, but tonight we created lots and if we go and score three or four it's maybe a fairer reflection on the game in terms of the dominance we had.

"I saw an opportunity to have a good time and maybe get a fair number of kids in this country started with the right financial habits," Mr. Buffett told DealBook on Tuesday.

Scraps of curriculum commence, a few bits and pieces of science, maybe a science fair, a field trip or two, and the obligatory end-of-the-year celebrations.

"The offer is certainly fair, maybe a little more than fair," Leerink Swann analyst Bruce Cranna told Forbes.com on Tuesday.

There are those who would say, 'You're a white male, of course you're not aware of it.' Maybe that's a fair criticism.

"Our current working assumption is that we can make about £15bn of efficiency savings by 2020, maybe £16bn with a fair wind.

Eventually people will probably figure out that it is in fact a federal program — although maybe not, since a fair number of people apparently don't know that about Medicare.

"I think a draw would maybe have been a fair result but we knew exactly what they were going to do.