Sentence examples for a fairly equal from inspiring English sources

Daily experience confirmed the sense of a fairly equal society.

Nisipeanu was White in the first game and pressed slightly before agreeing a draw in a fairly equal ending.

While Letters from Iceland was composed, according to Auden, about a third by MacNeice and two thirds by Auden, Moon Country sees a fairly equal division of labour.

(Ski racing may be the only sport in which women have been competing alongside men, on a fairly equal footing, from the get-go, a century ago).

Though the P-I generally sits somewhat to the left of the Times, both papers usually endorse a fairly equal number of Republicans and Democrats.

However the stats are arrived at, if comics readership is indeed getting on for a fairly equal gender split it's something – like a bloke soaked in Lynx – that's not to be sniffed at.

Eq. (26) shows this is the case when mass loss in the inner binary happens to create an fairly equal mass binary, or when the semi-major axis of the outer orbit increases.

Who's getting kidnapped: Mexico is a fairly equal-opportunity country when it comes to stealing people, though the more-publicized and brutal incidents mostly involve locals, not tourists.

In conclusion, we showed a clear dominance and widespread distribution of gp41 subtypes A and G in fairly equal proportions, suggesting that vaccines designed for use in this geographic locale should incorporate the gene(s) of both subtypes.

The constituent polities in a federal system must be fairly equal in population and wealth or else balanced geographically or numerically in their inequalities.

Finally, if sediments are divided into marine or freshwater, TIEs performed on interstitial waters from freshwater sediments indicate a variety of toxicants in fairly equal proportions, while TIEs performed on interstitial waters from marine sediments have identified only ammonia and organics as toxicants, with metals playing a minor role.