Sentence examples for be spread fairly from inspiring English sources

Some Beirutis are sceptical that oil revenue would be spread fairly.

In Berlin's thinking, they would then be spread fairly and on a permanent basis across the EU, a notion that is extremely divisive and contentious.

He added: "The vast majority of people in this country won't find it acceptable if further fiscal austerity was implemented on the backs of the poor... "I'm not saying something as big as welfare is immune from further savings but I'm saying that the burden has to be spread fairly".

Long-term economic growth requires that the fruits of that growth be spread fairly throughout the economy or it cannot be sustained.

You may need to add a little more food coloring than you first think is necessary — keep in mind that this paint will be spread fairly thin when it is worn.

The Russell Group has been investigating a wide range of options to solve the funding crisis and to ensure that financial burden is spread fairly.

The cuts are spread fairly evenly throughout the film: we removed scenes from both the Glasgow section and the Nicaragua section.

Park advocates say Ms. White's involvement in disadvantaged communities will ensure that the department's resources are spread fairly and evenly in the city.

Nick Clegg, the deputy prime minister, denied that any of the decisions to invest in 80 new projects were made "based on a political map of the country", insisting the infrastructure was spread fairly across England and included Labour areas.

In all likelihood the effect of the maximum wage, which for all its shortcomings tended to ensure good players were spread fairly evenly throughout the top two divisions, lasted for a decade or more after its abolition in 1961.

And it documents a yet weightier fact: that Britain's constituency system is now heavily biased against the Tories.Support for Conservatives is spread fairly evenly across the country.