Sentence examples for fairly something from inspiring English sources

Dividing housework fairly, something that researchers call "the gendered division of labor," is not something to be taken lightly.

It would also restore some faith in the U.S. government's ability to try these cases fairly, something the antics of the military commissions years ago destroyed.

In addition, Mr. Fraser contended that the union could give Wal-Mart employees a way to settle disagreements and disputes with the company fairly -- something, he said, that they currently lack.

This process has gone fairly smoothly — something that probably counts as a strike against Cobb at this point.

If environmental damage became evident, he said, the equipment could be removed from the ocean fairly quickly, something that is far more complicated with dams.

Ms. Von Furstenberg's tender looks — round eyes and corona of soft curls — conceal a wellspring of determination, and, she fairly boasted, something of her mother's "capacity for executive decision making".

In 2005, Roubini's dark view was fairly vague — something bad was going to happen (either quickly and painfully, or slowly and not so bad) between then and 2025.

But the A-10 does not have a similar long-term arrangement with Barclays, so it will have to justify its existence here fairly quickly, something Martelli said would not be easy.

The story is fairly typical – something was stolen (a lot of leaves) and Bowser took Princess Peach.

Bernie Sanders, not all that fairly, has something of a reputation as a national scold.

The claims are so convincing in their detail, says Dumont, that he's fairly certain something must have happened.