Sentence examples for fairly can from inspiring English sources

"One of them, fairly, can be the share price.

In that sense, pirate governance, peculiar as it may sound, offers an intriguing example of how limits on executive power can actually make an enterprise more successful and, because workers are convinced they're being treated fairly, can deepen their commitment.

Theodore S. Green, who represents another defendant, David Williams IV, said, "The transcript is prejudicial because it fairly can be read as a defendant characterizing the entrapment defense, which has been the focus of this trial, as a ploy by 'the lawyers.' " The possibility of a mistrial surfaced Friday after jurors told Judge McMahon about the inclusion of the transcripts in their binders.

One possible stance is that when a candidate is suspected to not comprehend a good explanation, treating them fairly can require additional interventions to ensure comprehension.

Part of the blame for this failure fairly can be attributed to the SEC both for providing too small a staff and for that staff's decision, apparently on its own, to permit internal audits to substitute for the Commission's requirement of external audits.

Whether Runyon Canyon fairly can be called a wilderness these days is perhaps subject to debate.

But when you're playing Werder Bremen, being fairly bad can sometimes be good enough.

If you think you are not being treated fairly, you can file a complaint with the state Financial Services Department.

Greece's protest contends that Ismail "did not compete fairly, as can be seen clearly in the videotape".

These conserved segments, even if they are fairly short, can still be detected by the local alignment algorithm of Blast.

While the Tories can, fairly, say that they've revived the economy, Labour can, fairly, ask – to whose benefit?