Sentence examples for slightly more fair from inspiring English sources

And when someone vented about the time-consuming frustrations of challenging certain fines, Mr. de Blasio replied, "I want to say, in defense of the Environmental Control Board, they are slightly more fair than the Spanish Inquisition".

But for the sake of this being slightly more fair, let's compare iOS 4 to Android 2.2 — an OS which came out well before iOS 4. The adoption rate there?

In another experiment conducted in Kenya, girls who received scholarships that provided them with cash grants and coverage of their school fees for two years were slightly more fair and generous in sharing money with an anonymous partner than were girls who applied for scholarships but did not receive them.

Do not miss: Art Central: the younger, slightly more fun satellite fair right by the harbour front.

Mrs Clinton won almost exactly the same number of votes as Mr Obama (and claims to have won slightly more, though on a fair count she won fractionally less).

Slightly more obscure artists now get fair play on the wonderfully eclectic MTV2.

Brave And New Yorkrk comedian Jessi Richardson had a slightly more sardonic take: "To be fair, @sxsw did invite other female comics to perform, but they were ALL on maternity leave".

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"Mass Defections Expected as Donald Trump's Campaign Implodes," read a Vanity Fair headline; New York magazine, slightly more cautious, went with "Donald Trump's Campaign Might Actually Implode".

It's fair to say that Ratchet delivers slightly more – and less – than Regular fans bargained for.

Slightly more than half (56%) agreed "it would be fair if I only received the results of findings for diseases that can be prevented or treated; 62% of those likely to take part in the study agreed with this statement.