Sentence examples for objectively fair from inspiring English sources

He writes in an endearing first person voice that can be both wryly observant and objectively fair at once.

Mr. Mirkarimi said his legislation was objectively fairer and more equitable than the Twitter bill.

"What does that mean, objectively reasonable?

Lopert et al. proposed setting tiered prices based on pharmacoeconomic principles [ 46]: setting a fair, objectively calculated price taking into account a product's public health benefit, cost-benefit ratio, availability of alternatives, potential cost savings in other parts of the healthcare system, and degree of public or philanthropic R&D funding.

We will continue to report on China fair mindedly, objectively and robustly.

In attempting to summarize this argument objectively, it is probably fair to say that Saigō's real weakness lay in his inability to think things through logically to their conclusion; that he was ruled more by intuition than by reason.

"Online application forms, which ask standard questions that can be scored objectively, is a much fairer way than a recruiter reading it".

But after Summer 2010, it is fair to say, objectively, that Rummble consumer proposition was not shifting the needle.

Nevertheless, one question any rational critic of this position might ask, is, "Why did everyone just wave away this objectively stupid speech at the time he made it?" That's a fair question.

I have tried at all times to scrutinise all data objectively, and I believe the data used is fair, and all of it is available in the public domain.

For those whose exclusive norm for constitutional judging is merely fair reading of language applied to facts objectively viewed, Brown must either be flat-out wrong or a very mystifying decision.