fair的示例

• A fair justice system is a fundamental part of a civilized society.

• I suppose his criticism was fair comment .

• Everyone should have a fair slice of the cake.

• They claimed that the election had been fair, but really it was a sham.

• This job has more than its fair share of frustrations.

• Being "fair" was feasible for such owners if the universal enforcement of the union contract protected them from non-union competition.

• Intermediate floors are assumed to be the wide fair-faced slabs so common there, and internal wall or ceiling linings of timber are encouraged.

• To be fair, the book is explicitly an institutional history, and as such has no obligation to engage large historiographical themes.

• There is one class of unsteady turbulent flows, however, that has been studied in fair detail using moderate to highly sophisticated data, reduction techniques.

• They also conclude (p. 677) 'that the linear inter-component energy transfer hypothesis is unlikely to be even a fair approximation'.

• As such, the volume is a fair summary of the state of the field and the most visible research of the last decade.

• Fair rents are sometimes unrealistically low relative to house prices.

• Reasonable people might disagree whether someone had her fair innings.

• But is that really a fair and balanced picture?

• One of the clear differences between fair employment and the s75 mainstreaming intervention lies in their focus.

• To some extent, the difference between the types of antigen used makes a fair comparison between results difficult.

• Of the 38 bilingual children participating in the study, 13 (38%) were rated as beginning readers and 4 (11%) were considered fair readers.

• Farmers were asked to rate (as good, fair or bad) storage behaviour in terms of keeping quality and tolerance to insect pests.

• I have compared the eighteenth-century libretti, which give a fair approximation of the changes made in 1754.

• Household members attended the fair an average of 1.75 days.