Sentence examples for complete fairly from inspiring English sources

What a professional curator typically does is sift through a fairly complete, fairly well-resolved body of work and try to figure out what's the best, most representative material there.

You would want to own JPM because "only two regulations" from the Dodd-Frank legislation can "hurt our competitive ability... and "we believe they both will be properly resolved in a way that will allow us to complete fairly".

"Sir Richard anticipates that process will be completed fairly soon and that the report will be finalised by the end of the month at the latest," King wrote.

11.41am GMT Nick Clegg: Recovery plan must be fair Interesting comments from deputy prime minister Nick Clegg -- he's said that the task of repairing the country's finances must be completed "fairly".

"When you have about two-thirds of all the physical injury claims not coming in until the last 45 days and 40percentt of the death claims, the magnitude of getting this completed fairly and consistently by the June 15 deadline was a difficult challenge, but we did it," Mr. Feinberg said.

While Image Labeler and crowdsourcing firms, such as CrowdFlower, use game mechanics to get users to do real work, "they are not playing games - they are completing fairly trivial web-based tasks", he explains.

The internal probe was completed fairly quickly and without cooperation from a number of witnesses who could shed a lot of light on the situation.

The threshold of five seconds was chosen as a sufficiently short duration to ensure adequate reliability, given that immunization tasks could potentially be completed fairly quickly.

A small Los Angeles-based company, Bee Technologies, recently made a stir on Reddit by asking potential unpaid interns to complete a fairly complex software product before they were "hired".

I trusted a friend (which is another problem sometimes) to complete a fairly large sales project for me once.

And the repeated entreaties to the house to sing along and the haunting a cappella string of excerpts at the climax complete a fairly remarkable portrait.