Sentences with phrase «than one's fair share»

They've also dealt with more than their fair share of injuries, but not enough to warrant a 2 - 8 record.

Over the years, our marriage saw more than its fair share of troubles.

Still, there's one option, when it comes to addressing housing affordability, that tends to get less than its fair share of press: build more rental units.

There will be times in your marriage where you will have to do more than your fair share for a while.

Of course, I've said more than my fair share about that as well on this website.

We still have more than our fair share left.

This season, we have received more than our fair share of injuries.

After several months of eating more than my fair share of pizza, burgers and all kinds of sweets, I found it becoming difficult to button my pants.

As it stands now, low - income students and students of color receive far less than their fair share in school funding.

Data shows it's getting more than its fair share in the state's largest spending categories.

We are walking on sunshine Single - parent families will no longer have to pay more than their fair share when going on holiday, thanks to new package deals that a tour operator claims

But why / how would China do more than its fair share if the richest and most powerful country in the history of the world has never even got to close to its fair share?

«New York City residents and businesses already pay more than our fair share at 75 percent of the MTA's regional budget, and yet in a transit desert like Queens, most of the subway stations we do have are still structurally deficient.

In 1966 the 6 - volume report declared that fairness should be the foremost objective of the taxation system; the existing system was not only too complicated and inefficient, but under it the poor paid more than their fair share while the wealthy avoided taxes through various loopholes.

And Postmedia attracts more than their fair share apparently — I read no newspapers.

When there's a lot of candy in the house — and we always have more than our fair share after Easter — I start cruising the fridge for something good to eat.

I don't suppose we should revel in players getting injured but Arsenal get more than our fair share so any evening up of the scales is certainly welcome.

We may be complaining that we have had too many injury problems, but Man City have had more than their fair share as well.

Turkish Towels: There are shops all over the city selling Turkish towels and I may have picked up more than my fair share throughout the trip.

The bad part is that they deplete if you take a hit, and trust me; you will take more than a fair share thanks to the poor camera system.

But of course, since poverty, language barriers and special education needs are the three greatest influences on standardized test scores, it comes as no surprise that a school that accepts fewer poor students, NO bi-lingual or ESL students and far fewer special education students than its fair share would end up with a population that would have higher test scores.

Lampang also has more than its fair share temples, but it is the diversity of the architecture that make these old places of worship so interesting.

Meanwhile, major exporting countries like the US, Brazil, The Netherlands, Australia, Belgium and France must process more organic pollution than their fair share, due to their large meat export markets.

Bajaj Allianz has been a vendor on the insurance circuit for quite some time and has acquired more than its fair share happy and loyal customers.

Imagine how it might feel if you didn't care that you were shouldering more than your fair share around the house.

«Although he has long held a place in the forefront of twentieth - century self - taught artists, the Ohio painter William Lawrence Hawkins has recently received less than his fair share of attention.

The governor and NV Energy defend the regulator's decision because they say non-solar customers have been unfairly paying more than their fair share for maintaining the power grid.

I, too, am blessed with more than my fair share in the bosom (and have been since my teens) and I fully understand your concern about «nippleage».

Mangoes are one of my favorite fruits and I definitely ate more than my fair share when I was living in Sydney, Thailand and Bali.

I've read more than my fair share about his infidelities with Judge Susan Kettner lately and he's not even denying it at this point and his wife isn't out there defending him either so this seems to be true.

The issue is that we actually need China to do more than its fair share if we're to keep warming from becoming too dangerous (I never know how to phrase this... to avoid run - away climate change is really what I'm most scared about but I don't want to minimise the devastating impacts that will happen before that too).

For the 2018 model year, the Ghibli has seen more than its fair share of changes and upgrades, including a re-worked exterior design as well as several updates inside.

According to Bloomberg, «Shepard Stewart» is just the tip of the iceberg, with Musk attracting more than his fair share of fake news and trolls, ostensibly motivated by competitors upset by his continuing and successful disruption of their industries, and his ability to win government funding.

From social media to email marketing to native marketing, these new opportunities are soaking up more than their fair share.

«If it weren't for BMG, somebody else in the equation would have to do more than their fair share,» says Mike Dusche, product manager at Microsoft.

'' «The quarter had more than its fair share of volatility and our results speak to the resilience of our franchise globally,» CEO Michael Corbat said in a statement.

One Dutch study suggests that the super dependable often compensate for slacker co-workers, taking on more than their fair share of work when they collaborate.

Yes, Facebook did more than its fair share to serious damage the media industry.

Safe to say that between the continued rise of the iPhone, iPad and Google's Android between now and then, RIM has seen more than its fair share of teeth.

The business world probably has more than its fair share of narcissists running around.

Take it from a former Stanford dean who's dealt with more than her fair share of bright - but - bumbling 20 - somethings: Just reaching a particular birthday does not make you an adult.

«As storied as Aston Martin the brand may be, Aston Martin the business has had more than its fair share of run - ins with financial ruin in its history.

After six hours in the air and gobbling more than my fair share of free in - flight snacks, we hit the tarmac and I headed for the big show.

Don't get me wrong; I love taking trips with family and friends, but I have logged more than my fair share of frequent flier miles.

Feinberg has waded through more than his fair share of terms and conditions.

There is strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats analysis (or SWOT thinking) and more than a fair share of theoretical or academic quadrants within which you can plug your business challenge and find a solution — in theory anyway.

While no one is advocating against paying the IRS what is owed, I will be the first to say no company or individual should pay more than their fair share.

It turns out these companies did more than their fair share to help the U.S. economy bounce back.