Sentence examples for seem fair for from inspiring English sources

"It doesn't seem fair for you to come all this way just to make us miss you," she said.

But even that may not seem fair for some conditions, because two women with the same diagnosis may have different anatomies and physiologies.

BEAUTIFUL PEOPLE Novelty items like a Gypsy That I Was sweatshirt ($195) aside, the mid-three-figure prices seem fair for the quality, and these are not pieces that are going to go out of style anytime soon.

"When I go to the funerals of friends who are younger than me - and I've been to one or two recently - I say to myself, 'It doesn't seem fair for somebody to die so young and here I am.' I think, well, what I am doing here?

It doesn't seem fair for them all to pay the same rent.

It would not seem fair for God to punish Cantor for his support of immigration reform in Virginia, while rewarding Lindsey Graham's similar position in South Carolina.

That already holds immense underdog appeal on its own, but if England can claim Murray's moment in the stands as a victory for Britain, it seems fair for Australia to claim it as a victory for the whole Commonwealth.

It seems fair for the better off not to receive a fuel allowance, but for most pensioners it is essential and, contrary to popular belief, it isn't young people who pay for it.

Since developed countries have become rich partly by cutting down their trees, and since old forests are better at storing carbon than new ones, it seems fair for the rich world to pay the poor world to stop logging (rather than, as at present, merely to plant new trees, under the so-called Clean Development Mechanism).

If such an adjustment seems fair for a single trial, it also appears appropriate for a meta-analysis of several trials.

One way to make sport seem fair is for all competitors to be alike, which surely disqualifies him.