Sentence examples for would be very fair from inspiring English sources
"But I think it would be very fair to tell me this was the purpose".
They mentioned that usually they do not have insight to reasons for deviations, and knowing this information would be very helpful for fair prescribing quality assessment.
Trevor Maisiri, an analyst at the International Crisis Group, said that without major reforms, it would be very hard to hold a fair election in such a tense country on such a short timetable.
17 18 30 It is reasonable to take a higher cut-off when dichotomising this age dependent variable in this very young age group as there would be very limited numbers of poor or fair health children.
"It would be very problematic trying to give him a fair trial with him trying to defend himself in a situation like this," said Tom Royals, his defense lawyer.
Davies said that Trump's criticism of the F-35 "would've been very fair about five years ago" but the program was in better shape today.
That would've been very fair.
LU said the offer, which would run through next year's Olympic Games was "very fair and affordable".
