Sentence examples for fairly on from inspiring English sources

Even if all are eligible to apply for a superior position and applications are judged fairly on their merits, one might hold that genuine or substantive equality of opportunity requires that all have a genuine opportunity to become qualified.

The final scoreline was not one that reflected fairly on a Black and Whites team that surrendered the game in the five minutes either side of the hour mark, when Broughton and Ferres put the hosts ahead for the first time in the game, and Mullally gave them an eight-point advantage.

It's one thing to report fairly on a real controversy.

"I think we have an excellent collaboration here; one that could lead local scientists and engineers to compete fairly on the global platform.

As Felix Salmon commented on his Portfolio.com blog, "The overall impression one gets from Brown is that he's fighting hard, but fighting fairly, on behalf of his company".

As further details emerged yesterday of the chaotic events that led to the Costa Concordia disaster, one constant remained – the blame continued to fall squarely (many would say fairly) on the ship's captain, Francesco Schettino.

"He is a great guy & assures me that 'Trump' will be treated fairly on @FoxNews.

Before you call me greedy, make sure you operate fairly on both fronts.

Joe seems uncertain at first; B offers some fairly on-the-button advice: "Just taken them to the lavatory and have sex with them".

This is a fairly on-the-nose reference: Lara Jean is intensely similar to Molly Ringwald's shy Samantha, who feels forgotten and who similarly struggles when an intimate piece of her own writing reaches an unintended recipient.

Sure, "post-truth" was decent; "dumpster fire" felt fairly on-point; and the suddenly-everywhere business-speak of "eating our lunch" summed up something of the feral feel of the age.