Sentence examples for yes fair from inspiring English sources

And yes, fair enough, but is that really so terrible?

Just before the election, Baker wrote to staff that "while many other news organizations seem to have largely abandoned any last effort to be fair in their coverage, ours has been conspicuously objective, penetrating, intelligent, and, yes, fair".

"While many other news organizations seem to have largely abandoned any last effort to be fair in their coverage, ours has been conspicuously objective, penetrating, intelligent, and, yes, fair," he said a day before the election.

It is because of this inter-connectiveness that such buzzwords and phrases are coming about to define new energetic sharing levels for our physical world: conscious consumerism, sustainable practices, corporate social responsibility, global diversity in our human commonality, ethical fashion and yes, fair trade.

Yes, fair point.

Yes, fair enough, in that event there would probably be pigs flying around too.

Self-perceived mental health was examined using the question, "In general, would you say your mental health is excellent, very good, good, fair, or poor?" The outcome was recategorized into a dichotomous variable: self-perceived mental health fair-poor (yes (fair-poor), no (good-excellent)) [ 19, 21].

Oh yes, the fair.

(And yes, in fair disclosure, my bias is that of a tenured professor at a major law school).

The arbitrators would, under Hindery's plan, examine YES's fair market value, subscriber fees for other regional sports networks nationwide and how they are packaged.

Another insight provided by Bachrach has less to do with the content of her book than with the ironic implications of her style, which she honed as a writer for, yes, Vanity Fair, though after Brown left.