Sentence examples for to some extent fair from inspiring English sources

"What has to be faced is that to some extent fair play, in the form of setting appropriate standards for incentives, is the enemy of transparency," he says.

To the extent Fair Assessment does apply abstention principles, its holding is very limited.

So to some extent, it's fair to say that food is available.

To some extent that is fair given there have been four different managers since promotion and a host of recruits brought in, many on loan, as part of the transfer policy instigated under the unique ownership model of the Pozzo family.

There is absolutely no doubt that Islamic extremism needs to be taken seriously and to some extent, it is fair to argue that some liberals have been guilty of obfuscating the discourse.

It's a fair point, to some extent, and a reasonable concern.

It is also true that "the Senate and House plans were modeled to some fair extent on the existing Massachusetts plan".

It is good for all stocks because Scott Brown's platform was not just against the health care plan (by the way, the Senate and House plans were modeled to some fair extent on the existing Massachusetts plan, which anyone with any education and income in Massachusetts will tell you does not work), but also against big government, higher taxes, higher deficits and coddling terrorists.

This challenge is fair, but to some extent this study seeks to address the absence of direct individual level needs data by using diagnostic information.

"From start to finish the trial process and appeals process was a train wreck to some extent, I think she will get a fair deal from the Indonesian Supreme Court".

Though to be fair, NBC has made up with YouTube to some extent.