Sentence examples for much a fair from inspiring English sources

It has agreed not to take out injunctions forcing licensees to remove their products from sale if there are disagreements about how much a fair rate should be.

Can we not have rules allocating the money amongst the state so that liberal California has as much a fair shot at a reasonable share of the money as more conservative Texas?

"It's just one of those things, he's very much a fair coach, he picks on form and if you produce the goods for him, whether that be in training or you do what he's asking from you when you are back with your province, he rewards you most of the time.

I hadn't actually been much of a fair person until recent years.

How much is a fair price for a pint of milk?

Multi-platinum-selling pop-opera sensation Groban doesn't get much of a fair hearing this side of the Atlantic.

The available data allow a number of arguments about how much money a "fair" endorsement deal would involve.

"So much for a fair trial," he lamented, expressing a surprising amount of sympathy for an investment banker who had sent false and misleading statements to investors.

Teachers unions and their advocates say tenure — instituted to prevent widespread abuses of a female-dominated workforce — doesn't guarantee much beyond a fair hearing.

There was much mirth, a fair amount of it English, when the official world Twenty20 rankings showed them languishing in 10th, below Bangladesh and Ireland, going into this tournament.

The show has included the kinds of voices that don't normally get much of a fair airing on Comedy Central, or in the wider Jon Stewart produced or inspired universe of political comedy.