Sentence examples for take fair from inspiring English sources
The phrase "take fair" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks context for proper usage. Example: "You need to take fair measures to ensure everyone's safety."
If that's the attitude they want to take, fair enough.
I know that many often live in poverty for years before seeing any financial reward for their work and I would never back any proposal that did not take fair account of that fact".
Aided by a colorful history, a varied housing stock and a multigenerational population, Fair Haven feels more small-town U.S.A. "You could take Fair Haven, pick it up and plop it down in the middle of Kansas and nobody would bat an eye," said Mayor Michael Halfacre, a lifelong resident.
Or, if all else fails, I'd be willing to take fair offers on my family, barely used, with all cables and a case.
At the time, it had just released its first camera, a credit-card-sized unit that could take fair shots, but only outdoors as it didn't have a flash.
Now that I am in charge, I have to watch myself as employer because men put far more pressure on me re advancement than women do (on average), and I take on an ethical position to make sure that I take fair decisions despite this".
There is something else, however, that stops some entrepreneurs from taking fair market value for their services: the fear factor.
If he did, the world would lose its global forum for taking fair and effective action on greenhouse gases and adapting to climate change.
"I just felt we needed to take our fair share of responsibility as well.
They take a fair amount of work.
"It's going to take a fair amount of money".
