Sentence examples for unusually fair from inspiring English sources

"He's an unusually fair man," Ms. Cordero said.

Ramin is a tall man in his fifties, unusually fair for an Iranian, with thinning blond hair and a clipped blond beard.

When Boeing protested, producing 110 complaints about the bidding process that (partly because of the earlier scandal) had been unusually fair and transparent, the Government Accountability Office GAOO), a congressional watchdog, upheld seven of them.

The rate of error found in appeals in death penalty cases ranged from 100percentt in three states -- Kentucky, Maryland and Tennessee -- and 91percentt in Mississippi, to 18percentt in Virginia, by far the lowest of any of the 34 states with the death penalty, raising questions about whether Virginia's court system is unusually fair or works to make it hard to detect errors.

Fashion catastrophes aside, the all-German showdown prompted some unusually fair-minded pieces in the UK press on the virtues of the nation's football.

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AIG's accounting lesson Unusually clear Fair's fair Dutch auction Rich pickings Transatlantic tiff Cashing in A modest undertaking ReprintsForthcoming elections are largely to blame.

AIG's accounting lesson Unusually clear Fair's fair Dutch auction Rich pickings Transatlantic tiff Cashing in A modest undertaking ReprintsUnusually, this week Mr Greenspan even strayed far from prepared remarks.

AIG's accounting lesson Unusually clear Fair's fair Dutch auction Rich pickings Transatlantic tiff Cashing in A modest undertaking ReprintsOf course, the Fund is not a commercial bank.

AIG's accounting lesson Unusually clear Fair's fair Dutch auction Rich pickings Transatlantic tiff Cashing in A modest undertaking ReprintsThe dispute is at root a question of how best to value financial assets and liabilities.

AIG's accounting lesson Unusually clear Fair's fair Dutch auction Rich pickings Transatlantic tiff Cashing in A modest undertaking ReprintsStill smarting from losing Liffe, London's financial derivatives exchange, to Euronext, the LSE saw an opportunity to steal a march on its rival.