fair point

Which is a fair point, though it may take a while.

That said, the students have a couple of fair points to make.

We feel this is a fair point for them to make.

He makes a fair point, but for these shows, what does it matter?

She had a fair point, but also a selfish one.

Which is a fair point — the researchers didn't collect any new data.

A fair point and a major consideration in the coming fight between the parties.

On another level, however, the comparison highlights a fair point.

It's a fair point, and the discrimination is worth fighting.

As for how much credit or blame they deserve, that’s a fair point.

However, these fair points will be lost in a sea of condescension.

It’s a fair point, but not a fully persuasive one.

It is a fair point, you are quite right.

And we took that to be a fair point.

Fair point, though it's still a slightly odd word, no?

It seems to me that Twiggy has a fair point.

It's a fair point, and one that those who work in Spanish news don't dispute.

That's a fair point, but it's not advancing their own argument.

I think it's a really fair point, and it is something I thought about.

And we are here to answer them, since they raise a number of fair points which we have also considered.

Fair point, but the problem is he's made a habit of repeating such comments.

A fair point, as Jimmy sat thinking about it.

All very fair points – and fortunately, ones we can now happily ignore.

Asked why the contract included the provision, he said, "It's a fair point."

In respect of quality control, it's a fair point.