Sentence examples for fairly making from inspiring English sources

Are grand jurors or legislators capable of fairly making scientific judgments?

It is about sharing the benefits and burdens of climate change – and our response to it – fairly, making sure that the 1.3 billion people living without access to electricity and the 2.7 billion relying on biomass for cooking reap the benefits of access to clean, sustainable energy.

And in respect of the dramatic colouring which everywhere pervades the "Requiem" the comparison may be fairly made.

The hired model's stance was so realistic, Rogers wrote, "He fairly makes a chill run over me when I look at him".

It's also very difficult to fairly make international comparisons on price, he says.

To achieve this goal, all methods need to operate under the same conditions, so the comparison can be fairly made.

However, Lord Hardwicke drew a distinction between works "fairly made" and those "colourably shortened".

The yields on such instruments were fairly low, making investors very sensitive to any exchange-rate changes.

COMPARING COMPARISONS One more look at a pricing engine and I would feel fairly confident making my purchase.

Since it was converted from an old railroad bed, it is straight and fairly flat, making for easy riding.

Wolves populated that area fairly quickly, making it difficult to make additional releases, which became few and far between. .