Sentence examples for somehow fair from inspiring English sources

It seems to me that fairness has been measured over the past decade or so by how much money you pay out, and then it's somehow fair.

But here comes Gilbert, wearing his other hat of deputy chairman of Sky, endorsing the idea that Rupert Murdoch's £10.75-a-share bid for the company is somehow fair.

The consensus in Afghanistan is that if the Aug. 20 elections are somehow fair — which is impossible to guarantee — there will most likely be a runoff in a second round.

Representatives John Sweeney of Clifton Park, Jack Quinn of Buffalo and James Walsh of Syracuse think the rules are the rules, equally bad for all and thus, somehow, fair.

For a somehow fair comparison, we compare the two schemes for equal average delay in Figure 10.

For those willing to link their Facebook profiles to one of the more reviled men on the planet right now, it seems like what's at play here is either a willing suspension of disbelief or, more perversely, the conviction that having sex with people who cannot consent is – at least when Bill Cosby is involved – somehow fair game.

The unstated implication of the state-by-state report was that the states where income disparities are lower are somehow "fairer" than the states with high disparities.

That way the rich pay more - which somehow seems fair".

The Republican Party is consumed with the fear that somehow a fair count of the votes in Florida will be permitted.

He added: "To be fair, the authorities are not saying cut all spending but reduce it somehow just in case of an emergency".

Somehow it just doesn't seem fair.