Sentence examples for fairly led from inspiring English sources

His kindly reply was that, provided the clue fairly led to the solution, what was wrong with Guardian readers being led to discover facts about a 19th-century radical uprising of which they might otherwise have been unaware.

Presumably not.A woolly-minded conviction that human rights are important, without a coherently articulated agenda for promoting them consistently and fairly, leads to a policy climate prone to capture by protectionist interests.

Since all our patients received antibiotics prior TIVAP removal, a condition that could fairly lead to misclassification, we estimated legitimate to consider these twelve patients as having TIVAP-related infection.

DeVos's actions (and inactions) have highlighted this threat and in turn, leave one question unanswered: can DeVos effectively and fairly lead a department meant to uphold civil rights for all students and families?

All these conventions that I realized were fairly arbitrary led me to question a lot of assumptions that I had in all areas".

We will continue to compete fairly and lead this industry as we always have".

Indeed, they could fairly easily lead us into wars under false pretences and through contentious evidence, despite widespread public opposition.

Mr. Obama has maintained a narrow, but fairly consistent, lead of about 2 points over perhaps the last six to eight weeks.

May said that at best stop and search applied fairly could lead to arrests and build community confidence in the police but at worst when it was misapplied it undermined public confidence and wasted police time.

Taxing investment fairly would lead businesses to use less capital (of which we are short) and more labor (of which we have plenty).

The establishment of a fairly precise orthodoxy led to a perhaps unprecedented recourse to creeds.