Examples of 'would be fairer' in a sentence
Meaning of "would be fairer"
would be fairer - Suggests an alternative course of action or decision that would be more just or equitable in a given situation
How to use "would be fairer" in a sentence
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would be fairer
A local income tax would be fairer still.
It would be fairer to call them the kindling.
At least then the battle would be fairer.
It would be fairer to think a bit less about him.
Perhaps a rota system would be fairer.
Then it would be fairer not to enter the race.
She thought it would be fairer.
It would be fairer to say that he never actually slept.
I feel it would be fairer.
This would be fairer and would positively motivate employees.
But the second option would be fairer and less costly.
It would be fairer to call the person who narrates the person who observes.
The president says that a points-based system would be fairer and simpler.
Doubtless it would be fairer to say that he was fascinated.
In the Committee 's view such a distribution would be fairer and more realistic.
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This would be fairer to the poor.
A system based on Member States' share of total GDP would be fairer and more efficient.
That would be fairer for me.
I always thought … would be fairer.
This would be fairer to the wider Internet community.
The paleness of the skin but the hair … the hair I … I always thought … would be fairer.
Even a flat tax would be fairer than what we have now.
It would be fairer to indicate to States in advance what questions would be raised.
Obviously . But I think it would be fairer if they make the decision.
What would be fairer than to give to someone what is due to him?
Father, maybe it would be fairer if we took it in turns.
It would be fairer to give the 2s.
Yes, that would be fairer.
Perhaps it would be fairer to call it a companion to the earlier book, a parallel story.
But I think it would be fairer if they make the decision.
Perhaps it would be fairer to say that THEY OWN ME.
