Sentence examples for a rather fair from inspiring English sources

Erythrocytes sedimentate at a rather fair rate of 25 millimetres per hour, which can be considered just mildly abnormal, taking into account the patient's gender and age.

We believe that by giving them the worst rank and the drop-out the MCD method gives a rather fair estimate of missing values.

Study results indicated that better educated women had more knowledge about osteoporosis than women with a low education level, regardless of age, even though this knowledge was rather fair.

Philip, however, might think it was also rather fair.

Frémont's declaration would, he wrote, "alarm our Southern Union friends, and then turn them against us perhaps ruin our rather fair prospect for Kentucky".

Why? Would you say that you are rather fair or dark haired?

However, it is rather fair to mention that the lack of world-class research facilities and neuroscience training programmes in several African countries discourages young researchers and students from taking up neuroscience as a carrier choice, leading to the glaring disparity in neuroscience research capacity and output between Africa and more-developed continents [ 42– 42].

"We had a hard-won reputation for a sort of bumbly, but generally rather fair-minded thing.

We don't need a lot of fairs that are copying each other, but rather fairs with strong, unique identities".

At a time when speaking ill of the dead is in vogue, she hasn't written a "Daddy Dearest," but rather a fair portrayal of a man who "only wanted to coach".

He has finished a painting for the World's Fair, with a rather large name.