Sentence examples for while it is fair from inspiring English sources

Agreement with observed values for evaporating cooling from the literature is very good, while it is fair for fluids subjected to bottom heating.

While it is fair to criticize Governor Walker, to compare him to Senator McCarthy, who used baseless accusations and unfair innuendo, is a disgrace.

He argued that while it is fair to criticise him as a leader, making repeated allegations against him over the 2002 riots is illegitimate.

Sheffield's National Centre for Popular Music lasted 15 months, while it is fair to say that The Public in West Bromwich has still to prove itself.

Still, he said, "While it is fair to say the cross-border consultation process has gotten much better, there is no question we need a better framework for international coordination of our policies".

Re "The Itinerant Friar in the Cathedral" (editorial, July 4): While it is fair to criticize Cardinal Bernard Law for his negligent management of rogue clergy, his legacy is much larger.

But for a while, it was fair to wonder if Vick would make it through the game.

If your bird can reliably fly from one person to another and perch quietly on a shoulder for a while, it's fair to plan for him to fly from the groom to the bride and sit on her shoulder as she walks down the aisle.

"The Prisoner" was more than an idea, of course: It was an idea personified, and while it's fair to say that its artistic success was the lucky product of the work of many hands, it was McGoohan who made the series work.

While it's fair to disagree, it's puerile to refuse to listen.

But she added, "While it's fair to say she facilitated a lousy plan, she didn't write it".