Sentence examples for fairly cover from inspiring English sources

HRW's deputy programme director, Babatunde Olugboji, said: "The Gambian government's arrest of three journalists before the start of the presidential election campaign could have a chilling effect on the media's ability to fairly cover the election.

MICHAEL YESLEY Bainbridge Island, Wash., Feb. 7, 2010 • Clark Hoyt: Some Times journalists have taken issue with my position in this case, believing it suggests that no Jewish reporter could fairly cover the Israeli-Palestinian conflict (or, for that matter, a corollary: that a Muslim of Arab descent could not cover Iraq).

Moreover, we ensure that every loss instance is small than 80 ms. To fairly cover the whole packet loss space, the prevailing PLR and MBLS values of a generated packet loss pattern are checked.

Even George Washington "expressed dismay" that the press wouldn't fairly cover his farewell address.

My campaign to date has been fairly covered by the nation's press.

Not too long ago, I had a customer who was fairly covered in work, come by and ask me to tattoo his hands.

Although the study period fairly covered the 2 major seasons in Ghana, it may not be truly representative of children admitted to the NRU throughout the year.

The GOP cannot easily reverse course on their decades-long railing against "activist judges", either – though really, the principle that "it's only activism if you don't like it" has been fairly reliable cover before.

That said, he runs out of good one-liners early on – "he's so fat, but his beard is pretty keen" being both the first and the best joke on what is otherwise a fairly straight cover.

A reminder of such influence came via an unlikely source in 2003, when Gwen Stefani's Californian ska-pop crew No Doubt scored a chart hit with a fairly faithful cover of It's My Life.

I am married to a fine Catholic woman, so I do have Christianity fairly well covered.