Sentence examples for fairly charged from inspiring English sources
The true long-term cost of using roads needs to be fairly charged to the main road users in order to improve the rail network and public transport.
Finally, inasmuch as the RTM theories of Locke and Hume can be fairly charged with aiding and abetting the skeptic, Russell's theory is guilty of the same.
As far as sexuality goes, Dickslap is certainly no Berghain sex dungeon, but it's a fairly charged sexual environment any bar called The Eagle is usually known for a forward, macho, bear-centric clientele.
A significant number of the patients thought that they were not being fairly charged for their treatment.
Requiring officials to pay for attending games in the suite could raise the thorny question of how much to fairly charge for a single seat in a luxury box.
To fairly charge the cost of energy consumption by users, we make the following assumptions: 1) A utility company has a responsibility for satisfying the demand of all users at any time, hence the energy cost in any time slot (h in {mathcal{H}}) is a function of the total energy demand X h by N users.
But meter resetting is "a fairly politically charged issue," says Zia Yusuf, the C.E.O. of Streetline, and his company doesn't provide it.
I appreciate that the monument needs to be protected, and that a nominal sum could fairly be charged for the cost of a fence and a few guards, but £72 for a timed visit is clearly preposterous for those who are happy to walk from the perimeter, and simply want to wander round the stones, without buying a Henge in a Snowstorm (they don't really sell that, do they?) in the shop.
A novel hydrothermal alkoxide method is presented for the preparation of stable, aqueous dispersions of fairly monodisperse, charged colloidal boehmite needles.
Not only does Cambly provide the benefit of providing on-demand access to tutors, but it is also fairly affordable, charging students just $20 an hour to speak with them.
OTHERS aren't sure they're being charged fairly.
