Sentence examples for partly fair from inspiring English sources
That is only partly fair.
They do not, for example, include the victims of a dozen interracial prison riots last year, which left two dead.Gangs tend to be held responsible for such outrages, which is only partly fair.
The introduction says the "widespread perception that Labour... has run out of steam, is intellectually exhausted" was partly fair despite the prime minister's efforts to make clear the government's direction and a rash of policy announcements at the party conference.
That's partly fair, but there's a difference between aspiring for simple design and treating players as simpletons.
This is partly a fair question, and partly not.
While this is partly a fair repudiation of his more extreme actions it is also a representation of a clamping down on sexual freedoms.
When it left power in 2010 public spending was nearly 50% of GDP (partly, to be fair, as a result of recession), and 1m workers had been added to the public-sector payrolls.
Her first transgression was parent approved, appearing in Vanity Fair only partly clothed in 2008.
But in interviews and on the stump, the candidates tend to echo professional budgeteers whose fiscal forecast is still "fair to partly cloudy".
The ad was partly paid for by Fair Fund, a group working with young women who have been sold for sex.
