Sentence examples for fairly have from inspiring English sources

Underworld might fairly have been called The Connections.

Mr. Haggerty might fairly have presumed that a healthy portion of the mayor's $1.1 million constituted his take.

These newly released men might fairly have believed that they had achieved a great social victory through their actions and their sacrifice.

Many retirement plans that clearly treat all employees fairly have faced regulatory concerns over such matters as provisions governing early retirement, Mr. Delaplane said.

As late as 1958, the year of the "dirty bicker" in which Jews were conspicuously excluded from its eating clubs, Princeton could fairly have been seen as a redoubt of all-male Protestant privilege.

And here was the Democratic president, insisting that he was against those same tax cuts, even though he could fairly have taken credit for having extended them during his term.

Primaries meant to resolve things fairly had collapsed in shooting and chaos.

Mrs. Fairly has sold more lifeboat-size houses for high six figures than any real estate agent in the county.

Bernie Sanders, not all that fairly, has something of a reputation as a national scold.

Hazare does not, it is fairly clear, have the answer.

Only fairly recently have rape shield laws come into practice.