fair test

"So far, the law really has not been given a fair test," he said.

But the proposition really has not been put to a fair test in a store.

Having control variables means that the experiment will be a fair test.

"How are you going to determine that it's a fair test?"

By limiting the area served in this way, the system would get a fair test, he said.

Do not come to me afterwards and say, this was no fair test, any man might have escaped.

Neither of these states offers a fair testing ground for our party's candidates.

"For one thing, I'm not sure it was a fair test.

Ford said the industry and Government had not yet devised a fair test of stability.

But there's no problem - this isn't a fair test.

The only fair test, it says, is simply to look at an athlete's genitals.

This, however, is not necessarily a fair test of the family's unpopularity.

He had to concede it was a fair test.

It was a fair test of strength, ordained by our masters.

They've cited a fair test, and I don't see any harm in it.

In particular, advocates of cognitive therapy object that the study was not a fair test.

Some eggs were kept on Earth as experimental controls to ensure a fair test.

But The National's experience was not a fair test.

"I'm sure somebody will get to this golf course, because it's a fair test," Dye said.

It wasn't a fair test of their true character.

But at least this represented a fair test of Game policy and might offer insights that would assist his private effort.

I do not think the simulation is a fair test of command capabilities."

"My brethren seem to feel that I haven't given you a fair test.

That sentence is a fair test of the accessibility of the book as a whole.

Perhaps after we have done more training with the Keldara it would be a fair test.