Sentence examples for strictly fair from inspiring English sources

But this isn't strictly fair.

(Apple and Microsoft are equally guilty of this, to be strictly fair, on Xcode andVisual Studio).

Not strictly fair, but even so a writer like Reid does not want to see state subsidy.

Verna had graciously said that she understood how they must feel, then she'd paid them off, more than was strictly fair considering the effort she'd put in.

DPRK in a very respectable 4th place early on - though whether it was strictly fair of An Kum Ae to win the women's 52kg Judo Gold by "snubbing" her opponents from Britain, France and Japan, is a matter of conjecture (pure, evil-minded conjecture...)...

To be strictly fair, Edward Michael Grylls was allegedly given the monicker "Bear" by his sister when he was just one week old, but we pretty much only have his word for that, and the smart money also says he wouldn't have so thoroughly relished being known to this day as "Kakpant Piddlewipe Grylls".

With only 55 centimeters of clearance between water and window line, however, use in anything but light seas would have the car awash, so the Amphicar is strictly a fair-weather toy. .

Surely one can make an argument about counting votes in Florida without telling any lies -- i.e., so many did cast their votes, in whatever faith, and they are good Democrats, and good Americans, and they care so much, and if we don't count them they'll vote for the devil, and we need them in November, and so we really should count their votes, even if it isn't, strictly speaking, honest or fair.

"We urge the authorities to adhere strictly to international fair trial standards during the criminal proceedings," it said.

This year 10,000 collectors flocked to the opening day, and over 50,000 attended during the week.The draw is quality: Basel is the most strictly vetted modern-art fair in the world.

But perhaps most importantly, strictly free markets are not fair or just because they cannot consider structural barriers to social mobility.