I wonder at this constant reluctance to fully and fairly acknowledge our female authors; this fear of giving women the plaudits they deserve in a largely patriarchal hierarchy is deeply embedded in our society.
While his projections show Mr. Obama leading by a hair, they depend on a fairly sanguine economic forecast, which Professor Fair acknowledges is far from certain.
But Manuel has also been criticized — fairly, he acknowledged Tuesday — for his inconsistency.
"We've been fairly blind," acknowledged FERC Chairman Curtis L. Hebert Jr., describing an agency that previously depended on industry and the trade press for information, often days and weeks late.
It is now fairly well acknowledged that biological systems rely on complex networks of interacting genes (e.g. [ 19- 21]); however, the extent to which genetic polymorphism in these networks contribute to phenotypic variation remains to be shown.
In Harrisburg, hundreds of protesters chanted and waved signs on the steps of the State Capitol and in the lobby, but they were fairly subdued, acknowledging that they did not expect to affect the outcome.
Cummings and I have spoken twice this morning about our mutual desire to see the Secret Service funded and the agents treated fairly while acknowledging the difficult and important job they have," Oversight Committee Chairman Trey Gowdy (R-S.C). said in a statement.
Using information fairly and acknowledging sources accurately is an essential part of any research project.
Until fairly recently, he acknowledged, if you had asked the average passer-by to name New York's attorney general, you might have gotten a mystified "Huh?" or the answer that it was Andrew M. Cuomo (the governor who used to have the job) or Eliot Spitzer (the disgraced former governor who had it before that), rather than the correct response: Mr. Schneiderman.
"Repetitive trauma to the head is of no clear benefit to the game of football or the health of football players," the statement acknowledged, fairly obviously.
