Sentence examples for was clearly fair from inspiring English sources

But the ball was clearly fair.

Though Nesson argued that this was clearly fair use – we were in a federal courtroom doing a demonstration for a trial – Judge Gertner did not allow it.

Turnbull has a far better chance of finding budget savings if he makes good on his promise to enact policies that are clearly fair.

The new charging structure has been welcomed by the Confederation of British Industry (CBI), whose members had been cross about the scale of cross-subsidy in the original levy.The new approach is clearly fairer.

Deborah Solomon (The Way We Live Now, Questions for Ray C. Fair, Aug. 15) was clearly annoyed that Fair's econometric equation didn't suit her liberal point of view.

He said that if the Americans or British would fight the Iraqis like that, "they couldn't move us one centimeter," but that there was little sense in dying in what he said was clearly not a fair fight.

With 25,000 fans in the stands and a worldwide television audience to keep happy, the desire to delay, redraw or postpone races until conditions were completely fair was clearly battling some heavy-duty commercial imperatives.

THE PRESIDENT: Well, I called President Zedillo and congratulated him on what was clearly an open and fair and well-fought election.

Endorsing a preliminary report by election monitors from the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe, State Department spokeswoman Heather Nauert said the election was clearly neither free nor fair, a description the White House refused to make.

"The goal of the Cambodian government was clearly to have free and fair elections," Mr. Om Yentieng said.

"If this is just lampooning 'Twilight' and other vampire films, this is clearly a fair use, and the courts usually give a lot of breathing room".   .