Sentence examples for more fair in from inspiring English sources

"The system appears to be more fair in spite of the reality that those Democratic candidates faced.

How does Professor Black suggest that the legal system could be more fair in his book "Sociological Justice"?

Not because I was particularly nationalistic – like a lot of people on the left I've always been suspicious of the populist, divisive appeal of nationalism – but because the SNP's policies were more progressive, more left wing, more fair, in the end, compared to any other party with a realistic chance of achieving power.

This means that ASCA is more fair in the uplink compared to the downlink.

By bringing it out in the open, ETAI created a peer-review system that was "more fair" in that authors and the scientific community could all scrutinize reviewers' work, much as reviewers scrutinize the work of authors, Sandewall says.

The next step in American workplace protections after pay equity, (which, fortunately, just got a whole lot more fair in California), should be creating protections for gig workers.

Then come more fairs in May around the time of the big spring auctions.

Among the people who say they were victimized by Diamond: Clyde Ross, a key figure in the Contract Buyers League that fought to help black people purchase their homes in a more fair manner in the 60s; and the mother of former Farragut High School and New England Patriots star "Mini-Mack" Herron.

But he predicted a more fair fight in the Super Tuesday states thanks to a surge in recent contributions to his campaign in February.

So in that regard, the Android vs. iPhone argument is becoming a more fair one in the U.S. market.

What could be more fair, more in keeping with the American spirit of meritocracy?