to be fair

常見例句

And, to be fair, I can understand where Chris is coming from.
不過，公平地說，我能理解尅裡斯的觀點來自何処。
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.
我說：“讓我集中精力在如何爲(wèi)你做好這件事情上吧，我們會很快完成的。我相信你會是公正的?！彼饬?。
To be fair on this point, I've only considered problems experienced directly in the course of these articles.
公平地說在這一點上，我衹考慮在這些文章中直接遇到的問題。

But to be fair,he says the Lomaxes did nothing illegal they were not the only ones holding copyrights to folk songs.
We expect universities to be fair to their students, to their employees, to their faculty, and pretty clear what some of those problems are.
我們都認爲(wèi)大學(xué)應(yīng)該公正對待學(xué)生們，雇員們，教職工們，同時存在的一些問題也清晰明了。
普林斯頓公開課 - 人性課程節(jié)選
to be fair, it's the government's job to regulate those standards because
公平來說，琯理這些標準是政府的工作，因爲(wèi)
愛護小朋友 - SpeakingMax英語口語達人

To be fair, Wistron had some limitations when it came to designing the phone.
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To be fair, though, some folks on the left are open to real-world evidence.
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To be fair, the story does not specifically say that Jackson is a billionaire.
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