Sentence examples for would seem fair from inspiring English sources

That would seem fair.

Short prison sentences for all involved would seem fair.

If this eruption continues for a similar length of time, it would seem fair to expect something similar.

Reading aloud a 2006 article in The Economist titled "Post-Modernism Is the New Black," one student stumbled over "facade," "anachronistic" and "grandeur" — words that would seem fair game for late high school.

If they were planted later, with the express consent of the board, then it would seem fair to expect that the board should bear at least part of the removal cost, he said.

It would seem fair to conclude at this stage that the present mono-centric conservation approach that has been adopted for the bridled nailtail wallaby has not been particularly successful.

Bar the victory that for a moment seemed genuinely possible, it would be fair to say the evening delivered.

"That wouldn't seem fair," Dr. Jackson said, "but it made it less of a pleasure to go to work".

It would only seem fair, since both here and in Europe companies have used human rights to promote their interests.

They listened as Gov. George E. Pataki saluted the dead, praised the living and said that what happened would never seem fair.

Such a transitional arrangement would certainly seem fair.