Sentence examples for more or less fair from inspiring English sources
It's not more or less fair — it's just different.
Once you're in a public area, it's more or less fair game for a camera".
The Serb leader, as a result, won elections that were more or less fair.
People will will always make their own interpretations, which may be more or less fair.
Newsweek ran a lengthy essay about "W.," which concluded that the film was, "surprisingly, more or less fair".
The music is sampled by more or less accurate means and dispersed to artists by more or less fair means.
If the rebels can continue to make Mosul ungovernable, it will be a big blow to the Americans' hopes of holding a more-or-less fair election outside the Sunni triangle mostly to the west of Baghdad.Still, the rebels do not seem to be gaining ground militarily.
That is, different rules may eventually make individuals care more (or less) about a fair outcome.
Sinclair added: "We need serious tax reform to ensure everyone pays no more or less than their fair share".
Further unrest, fuelled by economic discontent, has hit the traditional strongholds of the Gnassingbé family in the north.Foreign observers deemed the 2007 parliamentary and 2010 presidential elections more or less free and fair.
See articleGoodluck Jonathan, the incumbent, who hails from the mainly Christian south, won Nigeria's presidential election with about 60% of votes cast in a poll deemed more or less free and fair by international observers.
