Sentence examples for fairly inform from inspiring English sources

Affirmative action seemed destined to fare poorly before the Supreme Court in Schuette, but let's fairly inform the public on this important matter.

We are therefore not fairly informed about the socio-cultural risk factors for smoking among the youth in Nigeria.

Yet paradoxically, only four out of 10 think themselves very or fairly well informed about science.

Robert E. Ayers, another former KBR executive who still consults for the company, said Mr. Cheney "stayed fairly well informed" on the Balkans contract.

This meant, among other things, that the more educated citizens in the country were always fairly well informed about the world at large.

Margrete Auken, 71: Everyone in Denmark has an informed view on the EU The Danish debate on the EU is fairly well informed because of several EU-related referendums.

You've got one public that's fairly well informed, which is here, so you know you've got organic milk, 100% free-range eggs; they do a huge amount of salads, they've done a huge amount of inward thinking in the last five years.

However, according to Falls, "[t]here is evidence that the [Yildirim Army Group] were fairly accurately informed of the British dispositions".

Contrary to common belief, European slave traders were fairly well informed about various African ethnicities, leading to slavers' targeting certain ethnic groups which plantation owners preferred.

At a meeting with reporters in Washington on Tuesday, Gallup's editor-in-chief Frank Newport explained that indicate that Americans are "fairly well informed to a certain level".

The VNOS-C scores for this NOS aspect were very similar for the BC and non-BC students and indicated that students in both groups were fairly well informed, even at the start of the year.