Sentence examples for owe a fair from inspiring English sources
In fact, those bonuses that Goldman executives are about to pull down owe a fair amount to us taxpayers.
If we are to be true to our commitment to human rights, then rich nations owe a fair and honest deal to the world's most vulnerable regions.
"As the dust settles, if this thing turns out O.K., we will owe a fair amount of appreciation to the French," said Michael O'Hanlon, a military expert at the Brookings Institution.
While the acts of derring-do might owe a fair bit to the sprit of Boy's Own, the action is underscored by a vein of authenticity that comes from the author's own RAF service, and the novel is admirably clean of gung-ho excess.
Certainly, I owe a fair portion of my own admiration for the noble losers and beautiful fools in life to Fitzgerald, Joyce, and the memory of Irish ancestors whose dreams somehow survived the tough knocks of history.
But Brian also owes something to his sister, who has her own money worries, and they overwhelmingly feel that they owe themselves a fair bit as well.
They have taught each of us a very valuable lesson and we owe them a fair settlement.
The company owes you a fair salary and growth opportunities.
"We owe a big thanks to Google for being fair and transparent and allowing us back onto their results pages.
First of all, we owe a big thanks to Google for being fair and transparent and allowing us back onto their results pages".
