Examples of using To be fair in English and their translations into Swedish
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But to be fair, it was also full of soup.
It is impossible to be fair is not humane.
To be fair, the story Dunn laid out is legit.
First: To be fair with the spoils.
Just to be fair.
To be fair, he's also a rather unpleasant winner.
Although to be fair, the Washington agreement could not create a harmonious.
Well, to be fair, you ate a lot of it before you gave it to me.
To be fair, the cat followed us.
She combines great passion with a desire to be fair to the actors.
So, for your deal to be fair, you must invest long-term.
However, to be fair, that doesn't mean defenders Not one.
Each other equally, I'm certain. To be fair, everyone will protect.
There has been progress in some areas, to be fair.
Okay, to be fair, you entered negotiations with a bit of an attitude yourself.
I may have ordered wrong to be fair.
And I tried to be fair with them, didn't I?
No, but actually, to be fair, for a W12 twin-turbo car like that.
Verily Allah tells(you) to be fair.
We need to be fair and consistent.