Our reference to spreadsheets fairly conveys that it will be some time before this trend is confirmed.ED.ED
Yet the underlying idea is fairly easy to convey.
Yes, the Bible contains its own sadistic lunacy -- but the above quotations can be fairly said to convey the central message of the Qur'an -- and of Islam at nearly every moment in its history.
If there is one 2014 resolution I hope the media makes good on, it's a vow to describe female scientists with words that fairly and respectfully convey the extent of their accomplishments.
However, with the advances in molecular biology and high-throughput sequencing technologies, it has gradually become clear that alternative transcript isoforms of the same gene (and the corresponding protein products) can be spatio-temporally regulated, and convey fairly divergent biological functions [ 1- 5].
We strive to understand every side of the story, and to convey it fairly.
The information a map can convey is fairly limited, but the symbolic power it can convey is almost limitless.
Beyond nurturing gender parity within our own agencies, we have an industry-wide responsibility to convey people fairly.
He's able to take fairly complex prose and convey it in such a natural and conversational way that the beauty of the language and the power of the language are there, but you stay comfortable.
Another seemed to have completely lost confidence in the ability of news reports to convey events fairly, telling me they would happily never watch another news bulletin so long as they lived – quite a thing for a someone who had worked in a senior position among the BBC's 5,550 journalists.
