Sentence examples for fairly an from inspiring English sources

The United States Embassy here is closely monitoring the trial of three Americans accused of kidnapping, detaining and torturing Afghans to ensure that the men are treated fairly, an American official said Tuesday.

The day before the announcement, Mr. Ahmadinejad urged the court to re-examine the case fairly, an effort that analysts saw as a way to portray himself as a defender of human rights ahead of the presidential election on June 12.

City investigators at the Trade Waste Commission -- established in 1996 to reduce corruption and the influence of organized crime in the waste hauling industry in the city -- found that Browning-Ferris officials had misled the city by suggesting that the company had audited its trash collections to ensure it was charging its customers fairly, an official who participated in the settlement said.

With the stars out, I asked them to weigh in on the romantic comedy genre (it's fairly an uneven one), and a whole lot more.

dys·to·pia [ \dis-ˈtō-pē-ə\] noun: an imaginary place where people are unhappy and usually afraid because they are not treated fairly; an unpleasant future where people are often dehumanized; a nightmare world characterized by human misery, squalor, oppression, disease and overcrowding.

If done fairly, a trial in Belgrade has several advantages.

"It's a fairly primitive vaccine, a fairly crude vaccine," Dr. Henderson said.

"I serve a fairly affluent part of a fairly affluent city in a fairly affluent part of the country.

It's a fairly isolated spot on a fairly isolated road.

A fairly dull day.

A fairly startling thought.