Sentence examples for not only fair from inspiring English sources

Sometimes, though, an artist's act of appropriation is not only fair but cosmically just.

"He was not only fair, but he gave the impression of being fair," he said.

Using supplemental oxygen to climb Everest was considered not only fair, but wise – up until recently.

If you look at Social Security as a pension plan, that result seems not only fair, but required.

The $250,000 threshold is not only fair, it is essential for raising substantial and much-needed revenue.

Therese Coffey and Mary Macleod, who both worked in industry before being elected, said promoting women was not only fair but also made business sense.

Employee ownership is not only fairer; it gives workers more control.

"The reality is that PR is not only fairer but would also give us more effective and consistent government".

After months of twice-a-day applications, her skin was not only fairer, it had become so thin that a touch would bruise her face.

But it is also essential to encourage factory managers to move towards better wage practices at factory level, not only through audits but by helping them find the right wage-fixing mechanisms: to reduce overtime while increasing wages, to develop pay systems that would be not only fairer but more efficient because they are more closely related to skills, education, and performance.

"But anyone who is more than ten years away from retirement [at the time of a rewrite of the law] can reasonably expect to have their benefits adjusted," Rother says, adding that a delayed benefits cut is not only fairer but "politically expedient, because people younger than that aren't thinking that much about retirement".