What does more than fair mean?

(more than) your fair ˈshare of something (more than) the usual, expected or desired amount of something: I’ve had more than my fair share of problems recently, but now things seem to be getting better again.

What is borne more than their fair share?

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishhave had more than your fair share of somethinghave had more than your fair share of somethingMORE THAN something OR somebody ELSEto have had more of something, especially something unpleasant, than seems reasonable Poor old Alan!

Do your fair share sentences?

fair share in a sentence

We have been paying our fair share for conservation all along.
The match featured more than its fair share of service breaks.
So, does the city get robbed of its fair share?
We don’t get our fair share of county dollars.
We don’t get our fair share of county attention.

Do more than her fair share meaning?

used for emphasizing that an amount is very large, especially an amount of something bad. Jean has had her fair share of tragedy.

What does have your share mean?

have (one’s) share of (something) To have a sufficient amount of something. That little girl is just eight years old, and she’s already had her share of hardship, unfortunately. Don’t worry, you’ll each have your share of the cake.

Does fair share sentence?

fair share. The Wallabies have had their fair share of off-field controversies over the past few years. I didn’t do my fair share of the parenting.

Do fair shares examples?

to have a lot or more than enough of something bad: We certainly have our share of problems at the moment. She’s had her fair share of tragedies in her life.

What does it mean to have share of something?

to have had a lot or too much of something: We’ve had our share of problems with the new computer system.

Do you fair share means?

: a reasonable amount He gets his fair share of attention, too.

Does their fair share?

All that one deserves, expects, or is entitled to, whether that be a good or a bad thing. Usually preceded by “more than” to indicate an excessive amount. Leave the rest for the others, you’ve had your fair share.

What does more than fair mean? (more than) your fair ˈshare of something (more than) the usual, expected or desired amount of something: I’ve had more than my fair share of problems recently, but now things seem to be getting better again. What is borne more than their fair share? From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary…