Sentence examples for fair introduction from inspiring English sources
We receive a ticket for the photo, available in the gift shop for a fee.This is a fair introduction to a massive new exhibition about Tutankhamun at the heart of Times Square.
In that odd couple of messages the allies got a fair introduction to the veritable George W. Bush: a man of strong opinions stubbornly held, in defiance of reason as most Europeans would define it.
A collaboration of that kind would help clarifying the meaning of many of the terms used and help presenting what specialists of the field consider to be the important notions and issues in cosmology, possibly coupled with a fair introduction for biologists about the alternative cosmological main models.
Nevertheless, this is a comprehensive study that provides a fair-minded introduction to the subject.
In the same way, Mr Reynolds's book provides an entertaining and fair-minded introduction to American history.One of his main themes is the discord between lofty American ideals and mucky American reality.
Loren Stoddard, director of the aid agency's agriculture program in Afghanistan, cited American-financed agricultural fairs, the introduction of high-paying legal crops and the planned construction of a new industrial park and airport as evidence that alternatives were being created.
Let's play fair with the introduction to computer science in every elementary school to help level the playing field.
So now President Obama and many others propose to permit the original, pre-Bush tax rates to assume their original levels for the rich as a means of requiring the wealthiest two percent of our society to pay a share recognized as fair since the introduction of graduated taxes.
Here we argue that this imbalance, favoring 'wet lab-based activities', will be naturally rectified over time, if the next generation of scientists receives an academic education that provides a fair and competent introduction to computational biology and its manifold capabilities.
"It is with this in mind that the Scottish FA reiterates its commitment to restructuring on the five principles of a single league body, fairer financial distribution, introduction of play-offs, parachute payments and a pyramid below the third division.
The plans, which would have included the five principles of a single league body, fairer financial distribution, introduction of play-offs, parachute payments and a pyramid below the Third Division, needed an 11-1 majority from top flight clubs before being sent to the SFL.
