Sentence examples for fair figure of from inspiring English sources

A £60,000 cap would be a significant rise on "the most appropriate and fair figure" of £35,000 recommended by the Dilnot Commission in July 2011.

During orientation week, I went to the activities fair, figuring I should join a club of some kind to get to know people outside of my dorm.

To have a fair comparison, we develop a new Figure-of-Merit (FOM) modeling for the performance evaluation of these devices.

It is approaching funny, to be fair to Hawking, but that a figure of his stature is shilling for a price comparison website shows how pervasive the celebrity ads have become.

The generally accepted figure of 500 dead throughout the country is probably a fair estimate.

BER is a figure of merit that allows different optical communication systems to be evaluated in a fair and consistent manner.

US expats account for a fair portion of that figure, but it still leaves a hefty number of Brits aboard the holiday bandwagon.

Beyond that concern, though, many people have questions for Twitter about their parody policies, and what constitutes fair use of a public figure's image and identity for satirical purposes.

Scattered about are photos of Kate Moss in a Jones breastplate and his second wife, Deirdre Morrow, in a dramatically sculpted green Issey Miyake bustier inspired by Jones, as well as sculptures, maquettes and paintings displaying their fair share of entwined figures, pneumatic breasts, stiletto heels and erect nipples.

For example, while DK has a fair degree of completeness figures to locomotor complex, its completeness to individual diagnoses is as poor as that in the other three countries – suggesting that the Danish national database failed to record specific diagnoses for locomotor disorders as well as the other three countries.

"Never was the fair promise of a lovely figure more strangely and startlingly belied by the face and head that crowned it.