Sentence examples for not completely fair from inspiring English sources

To blame the performers entirely for what does not quite work is not completely fair.

Ms Johnstone's first paragraph referred to "some of the errors" being corrected which implied that there were more mistakes in the original interview than the substantial and clear apology from the Readers Editorr had detailed and to that extent was not completely fair to Emma Brockes.

In this regard, one should take into account that SSIM is a FR metric; thus, the comparison is not completely fair.

Of course, it's not completely fair of me to berate it since it's a lowly SD card and not meant to handle a DLSR, but that's what I'm doing, so, tough.

Which of course, is not completely fair or true.

With this agreement, Dutton became sole owners of the copyright to Lad: A Dog. Macrae later decided that the agreement was not completely fair to Anice and modified it to provide her a payment of $100 a month for the rest of her life, likely exceeding the profits they earned on the novels as the years passed.

But all the grousing about traffic and tourists isn't completely fair.

It isn't completely fair to couple Nay Phone Latt in the same post with Mike Allen, but the comparison is instructive and in some ways inevitable.

"It isn't completely fair, but we are helping a large number of homeowners who got into this foreclosure nightmare through no fault of their own," he said.

On moving to Patiala, they were allotted a house based on the possessions they'd left behind, the compensation wasn't completely fair but it was helpful.Once he was done with schooling, he managed to make a living and got involved in tourism.

The comparison with imeem isn't completely fair because it is a broader social network centered around sharing videos and photos as well as music, although music is its main driver.