Sentence examples for fair gained from inspiring English sources

But as the uptown fair has lost steam and the downtown fair gained exuberance, distinctions have blurred.

The parties that are one of the main reasons this fair gained traction over the last decade are now so numerous that multiple events compete for the same restaurants, time slots, guest lists, D.J.'s and even — in the case of a new Herzog & de Meuron structure built last year on a dodgy part of Lincoln Road — the same parking garage.

FAIR gained some notoriety from the memos, and Tanton and the group were branded nativist weirdos, said Nowrasteh, the CATO Institute analyst.

Other Trump stories on the magazine's website brought in more than 330,000 visitors, and Vanity Fair gained almost 10,000 new Twitter followers.

But the fair has gained legitimacy with collectors.

Sacked by the Normans in 889, it soon came under the authority of the counts of Champagne, who founded a number of churches and almshouses there and established the great fairs which gained an international reputation and brought Troyes exceptional prosperity.

Chesterfield are currently third in League Two, looking set fair to gain automatic entry to the division that their opponents, Peterborough, could exit via the play-offs.

Specifically, we find that over 70% of the participants incorrectly assess a company's credit risk as improving (deteriorating) when a fair value gain (loss) is recognized.

However, despite this tourism potential, local communities have not always gained fair or substantial benefit (Norton-Griffiths et al. 2008; Thompson et al. 2009).

The subject read: "REI Closed on Black Friday: Altruism or Mere Marketing Ploy?" To be fair, REI has gained significant press from its announcement - the story is playing out in media outlets from NBC to Forbes to USA Today.

International observers judged the voting and the campaign to be perhaps the fairest since Georgia gained independence in 1991.