Sentence examples for that it is fair from inspiring English sources

In a letter to the two federal regulators reviewing the deal, Senator Al Franken, Democrat of Minnesota, wrote that "it is fair to assume that layoffs constitute a substantial portion" of the deal's promised cost savings.

For example, in his 1971 Sierra Club book, Energy: A Crisis in Power, Holdren declared that "it is fair to conclude that under almost any assumptions, the supplies of crude petroleum and natural gas are severely limited.

Robert Adams says that "it is fair to say that Plantinga has solved this problem.

Her own boycott has secured her publications (combined circulation: around a 1,000) a profile that, it is fair to say, they may not otherwise have achieved.In this section Cutting through the jungle Actively cheated Only translate The shock of the old Déjà vu The fall of the Halls Blair's poodle bites Are they turning on Tony?

Fox argues that it is fair and balanced even in its opinion programming because it offers opportunities for liberals to express their views.

I think that it is fair for us to pay for the water that we consume.

American insurers retort that it is fair to treat Equitas differently because of the peculiar structure of Lloyd's.

Ongoing surpluses mean the country can afford it, and excessively high current marginal tax rates suggest that it is fair.

But what is good about Seymour's play is that it is fair to both sides of the argument.

People are apt to adhere to a business arrangement only if they feel that it is fair.

"An ombudsman helps his newspaper to be fair, and helps persuade the public that it is fair," Mr. Bailey wrote in The Washington Journalism Review in 1990.