Sentence examples for some sort of fair from inspiring English sources
Most British supermarkets now offer some sort of "fair trade" chocolate.So will posh, socially responsible chocolate conquer the market?
But it raised more questions than it answered about just what makes a good book, how to evaluate one book against another and whether it is at all possible to come to some sort of fair and objective decision.
But hold on: maybe Sams has a point, for it turns out that he is some sort of fair trade, holistic, ethical, carbon-sequestrating, cacao-growing, allotment-digging, tomato-avoiding macrobiotic entrepreneur.
Rental yields have fallen to well below current mortgage rates, making it impossible for many landlords to make money.To bring the ratio of prices to rents back to some sort of fair value, either rents must rise sharply or prices must fall.
Some sort of fair share condition restricts use and appropriation.
So shouldn't his influence have trickled down to some sort of fair division of holiday labor?
During the transit of the atmosphere, the payload is protected by some sort of fairing, often made of lightweight composite material.
You know, the kind from when you were a kid that you won at some sort of school fair for not sinking your English teacher in the dunk tank.
Most colleges hold some sort of activities fair during the fall semester to introduce new students to the different groups on campus.
"But the data tell us that any sort of fair redistricting is likely to improve Republican chances".
Three black men were accused of the crime, though they did not stand any sort of fair trial: all three were dead within a day.
