Sentence examples for particularly fair from inspiring English sources

Justice Antonin Scalia said, "That doesn't seem to me particularly fair".

There is nothing particularly fair or just about this set of outcomes.

Having all this different banding is not particularly fair and makes calculating things tricky".

Some of that could, in BBC guideline terms, be deemed neither particularly fair nor balanced.

"It's not particularly fair if the ban on flights is lifted and Hamburg just fly across next week," he said.

Doug: It's not easy, nor particularly fair, to assess a city based on 36 hours, but I did come away with a few impressions that I believe are reasonably accurate.

There is nothing particularly just, reasonable, fair or simple about risking one's health to fly across the country to avail oneself of the privileges that heterosexual people enjoy.

Particularly fairs during cyclical downturns in the market when once-flush investors lose their appetite for nonessential investments such as art.

In the markets of the Arabs, particularly the fair at the western Arabian town of ʿUkāẓ, competitions of poetry and musical performances were held periodically, attracting the most distinguished poet-musicians.

The UV danger Ecology altered as Earth burns · The thinning of the ozone layer allows more ultraviolet light - or UV radiation - to reach the Earth's surface · UV light stimulates the production of vitamin D in the skin, which strengthens bones, but it also burns and causes skin cancer, particularly in fair-skinned people.

UV radiation is a known carcinogen and excessive exposure increases the risk of lip, skin basal cell and squamous cell carcinomas and cutaneous melanoma, particularly in fair-skinned population.