Sentence examples for reasonably fair from inspiring English sources
The phrase "reasonably fair" is an acceptable and common expression used in written English. An example sentence could be: "He offered a reasonably fair price for the used car.".
"He's been reasonably fair".
The chances of a reasonably fair ballot are good and there has been no serious violence.
Their political representatives have never attracted majorities when Pakistan has held reasonably fair elections.
First, societies function properly only when they are judged by their citizens to be reasonably fair.
Kurtz, while a diligent and reasonably fair-minded reporter, is – and I doubt even he would argue – a leaden writer of dead-on-arrival prose, with limited skills for expressing nuance and subtlety or gradation.
In what is actually a reasonably fair-minded, hierarchically democratic and only quasi-promotional snapshot of Iceland's working life – narrated without the obligatory sneer by that nice Ashley Jensen – we also glimpse motivational awaydays, the most lavishly choreographed of which seemed to boast Jason Donovan as well as "the Iceland Mums", who do a can-can.
That sale made the most recent election at least reasonably free and fair.
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