“to be fair”可以造什么句，to be fair造句

Puns, to be fair, are usually impossible to translate faithfully.

The weatherman says it is going to be fair today.

If you expect the world to be fair with you because you are fair, you're fooling yourself.

Referees are supposed to pledge to be fair to all players.

It's not easy to do that, except to be fair and diligent, and to be above average shrewd and competent.

Some 66 percent tried to be fair and spent equal amounts on both parents.

And, to be fair, some members of the MP work hard.

Jose Mourinho, to be fair, refused to make excuses afterwards and acknowledged that the team had played badly.

"Now, of course," he said, "we want to be fair with you in the matter of salary."

Now, to be fair, a lot of the Agile literature does focus on small co-located teams.

We expect universities to be fair to their students, to their employees, to their faculty, and pretty clear what some of those problems are.

Life is really unfair to everyone. But how to deal with life gives us the right to be fair and free.

But to be fair to the city, it's the business itself that changes the people, the way they think and act, not the geography.

Though to be fair, if you were late for a class, did your professor ever accept, "I had to stop and help a wounded traveler" as an excuse?

"Good question," accepted Mourinho, "but there is no answer. They are not here any more and, to be fair, they are both injured now."

I said, "Let me just concentrate on getting this done for you, and we'll settle up later. I trust you to be fair." She agreed.

When this contract expired or terminates, the franchisor must stop using trademarks, otherwise the beauty to the beauty in the penalty will be deemed to be fair and reasonable.

Anderson is a great all-round athletes of his summer league to show his small forward in place of outstanding ability to be fair, but he is more suited to power forward.

The question is how to close the fiscal gap while protecting a still delicate economy, securing public support through a distribution of pain that is seen to be fair.

This is a tricky one, because women use hairdryers and hairdryers use electricity and I want to be fair. I'm using a hairdryer now, as I type my spleen.

It is obviously to see that Uni-President is always trying to be fair in their works. Followed by this management principle, Uni-President's employees from top to bottom have adhered the honesty as their belief and diligence as the working spirit.

We have to be fair to both players.

Grandma often teaches us to be fair and upright.

"I want to be fair to my employees," explains Mary Ellen Elia, Hillsborough's superintendent.

It was my first dramatic lesson that life wasn't always going to be fair.

Static gas to be fair to the heart of a peaceful, life will be another scene, the work will be another scene.

“I would much rather be building trains than going to court,” Patrick Kron, head of Alstom, told The Economist. “But the contest has to be fair.”

Since the case was opened at home, we have to be fair and give it to everyone so as not to look bad in the future.

So it's no surprise that you'll find Arabic restaurants in the big trading hubs of Yiwu and Guangzhou. But to be fair, the reverse is also true.

On our return, the first-team players were greeted by more fans looking for autographs and to be fair, they were great with them all.

It’s easy to overstate the impact of it, to be fair, as over fiveyears since it was launched, Firefox is still – in spite of plenty of mediaattention – sitting at under a quarter of the market.

As I watched, a gull flew by, above the spruces. Its breast was rosy with the light of the unrisen sun. The day was, after all, to be fair.

Seniors teach us to be fair and honest.

A good judge tries to be fair and does not make arbitrary Decisions.

The society is said to be fair, but the fairness is still NOT fairness if it is conditional.

Although such hypothetical chondrules should have been preserved, researchers have not yet found any. to be fair, though, scientists have only just begun to look.

But to be fair, I looked it up and it seems that a better translation from the Old English would be “You can't eat your cake and have it too.

And O, if you knew - if you could only half know how I loved him how anxious I was to have him - and how wrung I was between caring so much for him and my wish to be fair to him!

You expect the people to be fair and dress their wounds for their own guards.

But, to be fair, other countries do have their own versions. The United States, Israel, Britain and Australia have confirmed theirs.

If sentences tended to be severe, the courts strove to be fair.

财富19：税如重罚，生前低、身后高，破世袭、是公平、促繁荣。Taxes such as heavy fines, lifetime low, behind the high, broken hereditary, to be fair, and promote prosperity./Low taxes such as heavy fines, living, behind, hereditary, is fair, and promote prosperity.

The United States also "poisonous tree" and the provisions of unfair procedures, the entity would not be able to be fair.