Sentence examples for would only be fair from inspiring English sources
"It would only be fair, since Michael can't talk about the movie".
It would only be fair for the country to give her the honour that she deserved".
It would only be fair since language is indeed the mediator of their entire education.
Simpson and Steele thought that "it would only be fair if the world knew that both candidates were under investigation".
But if they get a pay rise, it would only be fair for public sector workers to get one too.
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As Dionne has argued, such an approach would not only be fair and decent; it would demonstrate that progressives "honor two things at least.
To base tests on what is actually taught in school would not only be fairer to disadvantaged students than the current Kafkaesque system of testing, it would enable such students to gradually narrow the gap in their general knowledge and vocabulary.
More likely, both men will be so smooth and well-rehearsed that they will put voters to sleep.A three-way debate including Mr Ashdown would not only be fairer; it might also produce a much livelier encounter.
That would not only be fairer to Latino workers but smarter overall, the report says.
