Sentence examples for fairly develop from inspiring English sources

Customers expecting brands to behave better – according to our research, to deliver a quality product at fair value, treat employees fairly, develop safe supply chains, help the environment and focus on provenance – doesn't mean that all citizenship initiatives must be big ticket items.

The streaming market cannot fairly develop unless this happens.

Rob and I spent a few nights gawping at the disguised but fairly developed pro-incest (or, to be more accurate, pro-tolerating incest) areas of the net in an attempt to understand Karen.

MGNC possesses average core size of 109 ± 35 nm (mainly composed by agglomerates of magnetic nanoparticles), stability up to 400 °C under oxidizing atmosphere, a micro-mesoporous structure with a fairly developed specific surface area (SBET = 330 m2 g−1) and neutral character (pHPZC = 7.1).

The analytical results show that interlocking directorate networks are more likely to appear in a fairly developed business environment, in which case, the geospatial mechanism can partially explain the construction of interlocking directorate networks.

Sao Paolo and Paducah, Kentucky could probably both use a few laptops for the kids to use, ensuring that the poverty in fairly developed nations stops at Generation Z.

One of the main reasons for the lack of knowledge in the area of heat transfer at pore-scale, unlike fluid flow which is fairly developed, is the absence of a realistic pore model that can be easily incorporated with our basic knowledge in heat transfer.

In contrast to Ampelosaurus, Spinophorosaurus had a fairly developed inner ear.

Rodents may be born either altricial (blind, hairless and relatively underdeveloped) or precocial (mostly furred, eyes open and fairly developed) depending on the species.

Upon the whole!... Wallace has, I think put the matter well; and according to his theory the various domestic races of animals have been fairly developed into species".

However, these technologies still require a fairly developed laboratory with a reliable source of electricity.