Sentence examples for no longer fair from inspiring English sources

The fight was no longer fair.

(1) and "or is no longer fair and effective" before period at end of par.

"When shareholders, as in this case, are denied access to material information and then forced to sell to a better-informed buyer, the game is no longer fair".

According to Solomon, most writers would "still prefer a traditional publishing deal but the terms publishers are demanding are no longer fair or sustainable".

They argue that the original terms are no longer fair because of the downturn in the credit market and the passage of new legislation lowering student subsidies by the government.

After figures released this week showed professional authors' median annual incomes have collapsed to to £11,000, The Society of Authors' chief executive has claimed that traditional publishers' terms "are no longer fair or sustainable".

I'm no longer just a fair-weather walker".

She wanted to assure Pakistanis that America is no longer just a fair-weather friend.

It's no longer just about the fair; a whole city's-worth of cultural activity has coalesced around those big white marquees.

He began telling his most trusted advisers on Wednesday night, then held a conference call with his entire staff, informing them that it no longer seemed fair to his constituents and his colleagues for him to remain in office.

Furthermore, the pensions industry has been saying for some time that the rebates no longer offer fair value, which strengthens the case for ending contracting out as a reform in its own right.Abolition would entail some risks.