Sentence examples for fairly given from inspiring English sources

But the problem is how to assess such performance fairly, given the likelihood of corruption.

She started a bizarre, slurred argument with the waitress who had – fairly – given our table away, and I cut out of there, feeling despondent and very, very sober.

They have conducted studies, they say, to show that comparisons can be made fairly, given the right items and the right scoring systems.

On his blog, Nakamura, a grandmaster and former American champion, wrote that he did not "have a problem" with his record being broken, but he questioned whether it had been done fairly, given the disparity between Nicholas's results in the matches and in the tournaments.

Even Bank of England governor Sir Mervyn King waded in to say that the UK authorities hoped the various US regulatory bodies would work together while chancellor George Osborne sought assurances from US treasury secretary Tim Geithner that Standard Chartered would be treated fairly, given that US regulators usually work on settlements together.

The objective of the self-regulatory information sharing is to distribute rewards fairly given the summarization level selected by each citizen.

Mr. Bush says his plan fairly gives the biggest tax cuts to the people who pay the biggest tax bills.

He needed someone that would be with him day in and day out, always treat him fairly, give him a job, and just believe in him".

Mr. Washington fairly gave up after he managed to compare working with Gary Oldman to "good sex" and used a racial epithet in parrying a friendly catcall.

The Queen, taking leave of them, "bore up bravely till the departure and then fairly gave way", as she later admitted to the Crown Princess.

"It's fairly disappointing given that all the evidence was pointing to fairly strong gains during the month," Mr. Mulraine said.