Sentence examples for fairly respected from inspiring English sources

The SMOG method is fairly respected but there does need to be a note of caution as it only tests decoding.

The result is often "fairly respected but over-restrictive medical marijuana programs," he said, pointing to laws passed by state legislatures in Florida, New York, and Minnesota earlier this year.

I want to make a profit while paying people fairly, respecting labour laws and the British tax system.

The country needs more of what INC columnist Bo Burlingham calls "small giants --companies that produce giants --companiese treatingiants --companiesirly, respecthat their customers, and produceingoode environment (see his book, Small Giants--Comproductshat Chose to Be Great Instead of Big for examples).

Fonn and Xaba (2001) infer that when health system managers treat workers fairly respecting their rights, empowering them and creating a conducive work environment, workers become motivated and exhibit positive attitudes towards work.

"He's fairly well respected by the creditors, and is viewed as a safe harbour compared with the Varoufakis storm," said Megan Greene, chief economist at Manulife and John Hancock Asset Management.

DC, as a brand, is fairly well respected among skaters: it's been involved in skating for a long time, and it makes decent shoes.

Both of these fellows are fairly well respected, if a bit late to the Zune-bashing table.