Sentence examples for fair chapters from inspiring English sources

He allowed few local FAIR chapters, warning that a stray demagogue might "go off half-cocked and spoil the whole effort".

Something tells me Pioli has a fair-size chapter in him on what life was like around Big Bill after Little Bill jumped Parcells's shadow to run his own show in New England.

In frequency domain, proportional fair scheduling [[11], Chapter 7] with periodic wideband channel sounding is employed, with 5 PRBs per UE per TTI.

Presumably, some of the Origin manuscript pages met the same fate as "a sheet from the fair copy of Chapter I of the Origin," which was in a "pile of papers kept in a cupboard under the stairs".

At Winnona Park Elementary School in Decatur, Ga., a recent book fair was dominated by chapter books, said Ilene Zeff, who organized the fair.

Fair (2011) allocated a chapter of his book to predicting the result of the US presidential election.

You would be hard pressed, on a fair reading, to say the chapters on Iraq show a "rush to war".

Some chapters assume a fair degree of quantitative sophistication, so instructors should ensure that the text matches student abilities.

(Fair disclosure: I wrote the chapter on black Americans. But the other 20 are indispensable).

To be fair, I also read a chapter in that old-fashioned form — a crumply old print paperback.

Each chapter has its fair share of intriguing stories, which are always followed by plenty of equations and detailed explanations.