Sentence examples for more fair the from inspiring English sources

"Earth has not anything to show more fair," the poet proclaimed.

"Instead of saying 'going forward, this won't be allowed' – which seems more fair – the EU is trying to change the rules of the game retroactively.

Or, to be more fair, the parts of the job that have to do with what everyone thinks of as 'journalism' get easier and easier, and in some cases the journalism simply vanishes altogether.

As can be seen, regarding throughput, the semi-greedy algorithm provides a higher average throughput, nonetheless, regarding fairness, the greedy algorithm is much more fair than the semi-greedy one.

Recent predictions four week occupations, candy-throwing Iraqis, and remade Middle Easts all of course come to mind, but it would be more fun, and probably more fair, if the instances came from the more, ahem, historical past.

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

But the comparison is no more fair to the aubergine than it would be to call a piece of beef "eggplanty".

And when someone vented about the time-consuming frustrations of challenging certain fines, Mr. de Blasio replied, "I want to say, in defense of the Environmental Control Board, they are slightly more fair than the Spanish Inquisition".

For more fair comparison, the efficient power control scheme for the HetNet with implementation of non-cooperative game model-based power control scheme is simulated as another comparison algorithm.

"Educational programmes are now more fair in the rural areas, where education now recognizes the native culture and languages," he said.

The results also indicate that SF-SCTP is more fair to the original SCTP after fractional congestion control is introduced.