Sentences with phrase «'s a fair question»

It would be a fair question.

For Shugerman, the biggest takeaway from the hearing was how «serious» he thought Republicans on the committee were in «asking tough, but fair questions» and «respectfully giving Comey a full chance to answer.»

It's a fair question, and one that a lot of small business owners wrestle with.

Since many of you desire to attract investment capital for your business, it is a fair question to ask which route investors prefer.

«And so it's a fair question about whether it was realistic at the beginning of the second term that with a concerted effort we could achieve an appreciably different result,» Shapiro said.

Fair question.

So the fair question is whether Canada is doing enough to hold its own as manufacturing jobs are shed around the world.

Megyn was willing to conduct an interview with him for the broadcast special and we thought Trump would be willing to answer tough, but fair questions — apparently that's not the case.»

It's a fair question, I suppose, though I'd rather they asked, or added, «what will cause Trump's first recession?»

-- Finally, Brad DeLong asks a fair question: «Why, if you want to tighten monetary policy, are you doing so first by raising interest rates rather than by shrinking the balance sheet?»

-- I think that's an expectation and, frankly, probably a pretty fair question.»

The question on hedging against a full company failure is a fair question.

It is a fair question to ask whether you can compare Amazon.com and Macy's, given their different business models.

These are fair questions that marketers must contend with.

It is a fair question that makes sense.

I never saw your comment «starting «That is a fair questions...» on my I phone — Instead, I only saw, «You need to not try to speak for me.»

That is a fair questions Sabio.

And it's a fair question.

I think that's a fair question to ask, and I'd love to ask it of him personally.

The question is a fair question to expose the hypocrites.

Quite understandably, many, if not most, Americans think that Muslim allegiance to America is at least a fair question.

It is a fair question, because it does occur.

These are fair questions.

Derp... fair question... you answer the question yourself (mostly): «Or did people many many years after the death of Jesus start writing down the things that John thought he remembered Jesus had said many years earlier but never actually bothered to write down?»

It is a fair question to ask whether we have committed ourselves to more than this descriptive remark if we decide instead to write of socioeconomic «pluralism» and of a «pluralism» of ways of being Christian

So far we have avoided one fair question.

«It is a fair question,» Kelly dryly observed, «whether the seminaries, as a group of schools, are centers of intellectual and ethical power.

Both fair questions if you are going to call evolution an undisputable, hard core, set in stone absolute fact.

It was certainly a fair question.

It's a fair question.

In that respect it is a fair question for all of us.

That's a fair question, Steve.

It is, indeed, a fair question.

They're all fair questions, and I will do my best to answer).

That there are fair questions to be asked about the Blazers culture.

On the other side of it, it's a fair question to ask by Sissoko.

A: I think that is a fair question and I always feel a certain percentage of guilt towards that.

IT»S A GOOD question, a fair question, and here is the answer: Appalachian State is in Boone, N.C., tucked away in the Blue Ridge Mountains, a stone's throw from the Tennessee border.

There are certainly fair questions about whether Young will pan out.

Questions: Things did not end well for Marrone in Buffalo, and there are certainly fair questions to be asked about how the athletes of today respond to the old - school coaching style he employs.

Fair question.

It's a fair question and something a lot of people were talking about after the game, but Hamilton treated it with hostility.

To be fair the question should be, why have Chelsea, Man U, Man C, Arse + Liverpool so far been out focused by Leicester?

The post-game interview questions were all quite good and fair questions.

Those are fair questions.

All of these are fair questions but only those within the organization and Wengers brain trust specifically can answer them.

It's a fair question.

It is a fair question as well, because winning is a mentality and a habit and so is losing and we know which of the two we are more used to in the last decade.

I hear people sometimes say, how can Arsene get a new contract without winning a title for that long, it's a fair question.

To be fair the question should be asked by the end of November, By then we will have played City and spurs.