Sentence examples for fairly because of from inspiring English sources

Several prospective jurors said they would not be able to judge the case fairly, because of their anger or other emotions relating to Enron.

If we trust the research and accept that women are being judged more fairly because of the screen, perhaps we should ask if there's any way to replicate the musicians' success.

Trump did claim that a judge of Mexican ancestry couldn't adjudicate a case fairly because of his ancestry.

"If it were a Muslim judge, would you also feel like they wouldn't be able to treat you fairly because of that policy of yours?" news anchor John Dickerson asked Trump in a "Face the Nation" interview that aired Sunday.

Trump also referred to a judge who was presiding over a fraud lawsuit against Trump University as a Mexican who would be unable to rule fairly because of Trump's proposal to build a wall along the U.S.-Mexican border.

Surfing the cable news dial, you couldn't find anyone that believed Donald Trump was justified in claiming that the judge wouldn't "treat him fairly" because of his Mexican heritage.

Trump also has form for scoffing at due process, having been accused of "textbook racism" by the convention chair, Paul Ryan, when he claimed this summer that the judge in an ongoing case against him could not adjudicate fairly because he was of Mexican descent.

Ocean circulation was probably fairly sluggish because of the warm temperatures, lack of ocean density gradients, and decreased winds.

Steady investment, he said, can save money fairly quickly because of the rapid pace of improvement in computing technology.

There's no direct comparison available with the United States, although some other researchers say that Americans would do fairly well because of their sense of accomplishment.

The model is not yet pricing in very much of this into its forecast, as trends like that can occur fairly easily because of statistical noise.