Sentence examples for fairly so that from inspiring English sources

Before the end of class, students should divide classroom materials fairly so that each student or group gets as much of the materials that they need as possible.

"Now the problem we have is that demand is so high we struggle to allocate fairly so that we can keep people happy".

"One challenge [for businesses] will be making sure moving operations to Africa is done fairly, so that both the workers and the business owners benefit from it simultaneously," says Kara Gerson, executive director of the Voss Foundation.

The important point is that the costs are allocated fairly, so that those who are most in need are supported, and those that can afford to pay a little bit more, do.

Cameron says that he has told the health secretary that cancer funding should be spread more fairly, so that charities helping people suffering from rarer cancers also get funding.

But as a Korean War veteran, wounded in battle, he knows combat, and he is a rare voice in favor of compulsory national service to distribute the weight of war more fairly, so that those from the ranks of the unprivileged are not virtually alone in paying the steepest price.

It's fairly affordable, so that's what gives it its edge".

It's fairly affordable, so that's what gives it its edge". And in this economy, two grand can make all the difference.

"We have ticket deals in place with major ticket brokers that we source the tickets from," said Aschettino. "There are always tickets available on the secondary market and the zones are fairly generic, so that's not an issue either.

Muscovy ducks are also fairly promiscuous, so that is another beneficial thing about them".

When women are objectified, they can't possibly be represented fairly so laws that benefit them become irrelevant.