Sentence examples for fair reflected from inspiring English sources

The big two insist that the difference domestically is only fair, reflected in the colossal difference in figures relating to merchandising and marketing.

Some of the best-received pieces at the fair reflected a similar single-minded pursuit of self indulgence and sensory pleasure.

Mike Ryan of Vanity Fair reflected parallel sentiments, calling it the "best new television show of the year".

Last August, Mr. Riley hosted his own naumachia in the World's Fair reflecting pool outside the museum.

In its 16 years, the fair, reflecting the character of the exhibitors signing on, has shifted in emphasis from pure design to practical furnishings.

I think the fair reflects the times," Becker said.

The difference between round-robin and proportional fair reflects the scheduling gain due to multiuser diversity.

"Penske is committed to be on the leading edge of technology, and our investment with Fair reflects that commitment," said Penske President Robert Kurnick.

Interpreting the random experiment as a sequence of m coin flips of which n have come up "Heads", the posterior P(H fair) reflects our belief that the coin we are observing is fair.

The structure of the fairs reflected the importance of foreign merchants in the English economy and by 1273 only one-third of the English wool trade was actually controlled by English merchants.

At Pace University, with campuses in Pleasantville and White Plains, this fall's career fair also reflected the downturn.