Sentence examples for suggested a fair from inspiring English sources

On paper, the weekend's crop of new contenders – Pompeii, Tarzan, Brick Mansions and Plastic – collectively suggested a fair amount of commercial appeal.

In his report, Lord Taylor cautioned that fans should not be priced out and suggested a fair ticket price of around £6. Adjusted for inflation, that would be around £14 or £15 today.

When the Forestry Commission began an investigation in the late '20s of the effect of grays, a New York Times article bore the headline "American Squirrel on Trial for His Life in England" and suggested a fair jury would be hard to find.

He suggested a fair phrasing for the plebiscite question would be "Do you support marriage between two people regardless of gender?" Asked who would be to blame if marriage equality were delayed by three years, Greenwich said: "Everyone, all of our elected representatives will be to blame.

UKIP said allegations had suggested a "fair process" could not be guaranteed at branch level, and both contenders agreed to abide by a national decision.

Nothing about the process suggests a fair allocation of resources.

Can you suggest a fair way to split the equity on the deed of trust?

Some commentators, on the other hand, say their analysis suggests a fair proportion of Trump's support came from America's wealthy.

Australian Marriage Equality's chairman, Alex Greenwich, has welcomed the idea, suggesting a fair plebiscite question could help address Labor's concerns.

The previous margin between the country's break-even requirements and its stated price target suggests a fair price closer to $90 to $100 a barrel.

Additional costs should be no more than another 0.3% for big companies, suggesting a fair fee is 0.6% and that anything more than 1% is excessive, Fairer Finance claimed.