Sentence examples for true fair from inspiring English sources
So that's true, fair enough.
No one has suggested the stories weren't true, fair or accurate.
History has repeatedly shown that a true, fair and lasting peace can only be made between peoples, not ruling elites.
The true fair market value, they said, was $164 million, but Amway declared the value was only $49 million.
He believed passionately that a story properly written – true, fair, balanced – would have the power to tell itself.
The true fair market value for these mortgages is arguably far below their face value, given the likelihood of default, with its attendant costs.
The true, fair-value subsidy rate is significantly larger than that.
True fair-and-balanced (to coin a phrase) journalism presents facts concerning news stories and all opposing angles when the story in question might have more than one side.
In the test set, this validation showed an accuracy of 92.3%, sensitivity of 85.57% (true-poor prognosis rate) and specificity of 100% (true-fair prognosis rate) for all the left out samples (test samples).
This was because they ensured they no longer had to say accounts were true and fair – they just had to say they were true and fair in that they complied with IFRS.
In a telephone interview, Mr. Hooper said that the BBC must prove that statements in the "Top Gear" episode were either true or "fair comment," meaning an honest opinion on facts that are substantially true.
