Sentence examples for fair unit from inspiring English sources

But RDA has a new problem:Its traveling book fair unit has run aground, contributing to a net loss of $91 million in fiscal 2005.

The fair-lending unit has resolved eight cases through settlements and is still fighting one case in court.

The so-called fair resource units (Fair-RU) strategy consists in dividing the resources available based on the number of users in each scheduling node as well as the number of available resources.

In the case that it's not just my unit, it's only fair that you're warned.

ATo be fair a "cities unit" in the Cabinet Office, headed by Clark, is trying to co-ordinate policy across Whitehall, while his director of local growth is about to begin work.

"Customers will buy those and they'll sell a fair number of units," he said.

Now, to be fair, the 12m units figure cited in the headline was part of the "aggressive growth model".

Advocates of risk adjustment believe that it allows for fair comparisons across units that may have different patient populations.

To be fair to HMRC, the unit has only passed two cases on to the Crown Prosecution Service so it can claim a 50%% hit rate – though some credit for Shanly's conviction must go to the French authorities who passed on a list of about 6,000 British citizens who were squirrelling money away in HSBC bank accounts in Switzerland.

Conclusion I didn't give this unit a fair shake when I first got it.

Even being so unduly fair to CCS, per unit of electricity it would still cost almost 40percentt more per kilogram of avoided CO2 compared with solar photovoltaic, 125 percent more than wind, and 260percentt more than geothermal.