Sentence examples for not remotely fair from inspiring English sources
The philosopher-Oz isn't much good on reality, but the reality is that even when use is not remotely fair, as much of it isn't, it's broadly tolerated.
Though the Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) and its leader, Morgan Tsvangirai, insisted until a few days before the poll that they would not pull out, they conceded on June 22nd that elections could not be remotely fair in the circumstances.
In a letter to Tenet's board and its chief executive, Trevor Fetter, Community said that it took its offer public after Tenet's directors rejected the bid earlier this week for not offering "even remotely fair value".
(Wisely, any sexual abuse that may take place does so off screen, dulling none of its effect.) Even to the most hard-core authoritarian, Randy's crime-to-punishment ratio won't seem even remotely fair.
Although partition might have been the wiser choice for the Palestinians, it did not strike them as remotely fair.
I don't think society is remotely fair".
I'm just not remotely interested.
"I could not find a single case that met, even remotely, fair trial standards," he said.
Now we know its true worth – something we couldn't have predicted when these companies were young – we should ask whether this trade-off is remotely fair.
