Sentence examples for fairly means from inspiring English sources

Treating yourself fairly means you are conscious that your value encompasses more than just the work experience and a figure.

Perspective of what your value means in the long-term, what being whole and treating yourself as well as being treated fairly means.

The fact that women are not paid fairly means there is less money available for families' everyday needs, less for investments in our children's futures and, when added over a lifetime of work, substantially less for retirement.

Says Lilly's research chief, Steven Paul, "If amyloid isn't connected to the disease pathogenesis, God is playing a fairly mean trick on us".

Only because (A) it's always fun when a person can make fun of himself and (B) I'd hate to think that an unsuspecting Brandon Routh ducked into the theater this weekend only to discover that he's the butt of a fairly mean-spirited joke, picture and all.

Through some fairly convoluted means, I discovered that he died in 1985.

Jiminy Glick is a fairly broad means to that end, don't you think?

In this case, the answer is a resounding "Rrrrrrrowwwwr," which we're fairly certain means "yes".

Sex, on the other hand, is a fairly reliable means of transport, even for a delicate bacterium.

The arrangement was a fairly common means of shrinking labor costs in the recession of the early 1980s.

The issue is to say to people not to work in fear on this but to realise they can, by fairly conservative means, reduce the risks".