Sentence examples for fairly suggesting from inspiring English sources
Moyes publicly questioned whether the draw was done fairly, suggesting that United might have been given a particularly difficult draw.
Officials said Thursday that they wanted to split the costs fairly, suggesting that the Belgian authorities worried that the French plan would leave them with too few good assets.
In other words, the reality of nuclear proliferation in the world right now is fairly limited – suggesting the efforts of the International Atomic Energy Agency have been "diligent and pretty effective", says nuclear scientist James Conca.
Mr. Smith called the growing share of secrecy orders "fairly shocking," suggesting they had become a routine process rather than an exception.
When I put my canoe in near the southern end of the marsh, the sound of distant shotguns (fairly regular, suggesting a practice range) caught my attention.
More difficult for the leadership will have been the findings that pointed to northern regions - those most supportive of the party - fairly clearly suggesting that they would be more likely to vote Labour without Miliband as leader - provided that the alternative was not the shadow Chancellor Ed Balls.
The curve in Fig. 8a was fairly rapid, suggesting formation of monolayer coverage of Pb II) ions onto nanogels surface.
Interestingly, when the sample temperature is increased above ∼50 °C the molecules are desorbed and the surface potential becomes fairly homogeneous, suggesting that graphitic surfaces should be almost atomically clean above this temperature.
Now, after running the APOE-free patient through a battery of cognitive tests, it appears that he is fairly normal, suggesting treatments that attempt to eliminate or limit the protein could be safer than expected, The New York Times reports.
On the one hand, the gender ratio is fairly even, suggesting good representativeness.
The correlation of asymmetry and hydrophobicity is fairly weak, suggesting that other properties may also be important.
