Sentence examples for fair to which from inspiring English sources

"It's particularly abrasive," he says of the fair, to which collectors flock in private jets.

Philadelphians have enjoyed the view since the 1700s, but this part of the park was the site of the Centennial Exposition in 1876, a world's fair to which one-quarter of the United States population reportedly traveled.

Since the upper hall of the hotel is eerily like a high-school gym, one can get the impression of being at a science fair to which only really smart kids can submit projects.

"There were temperament problems in the past, I think that's fair to say, which Ashley's very good with," Miller added.

Ranking validity was fair to moderate, which is comparable to that of FFQs in the current literature (Spearman correlation coefficients from 0.22 to 0.69, most values 0.5 or higher) [ 49].

The respondents from Ghana and Tanzania described their own motivation as fair to low, which would fit with this understanding - especially given the views expressed about salary levels and the widespread resentment held about access to allowances.

He might add that it would be illegitimate for the state to enforce equality in face of inequality resulting from a fair lottery to which all parties consented.

A fair question to which there are many answers.

The finale of the weekend of hoopla could have been a trip to the swanky Vanity Fair party, to which she was invited.

As Mike Lufrano, the Cubs' vice president for community affairs, explained the concept of bringing street fairs to Sheffield Avenue, which borders Wrigley to the east, he was stopped.

> -wrap-foot> notnot significant, data given are Spearman correlation coefficients We demonstrated that when experienced observers use the modified Chrispin-Norman score based on the described literature and published illustrations [ 2, 6, 21] between-observer agreement can differ substantially and can even be poor to fair, which is contrary to most previous studies.