Sentence examples for fairly though from inspiring English sources

Employees may be dismissed fairly though for misconduct inside or outside work.

The likely causes of discontent are, helpfully for the Tory whips, fairly (though far from totally) predictable.

To govern fairly, though, the pharaoh had to delegate responsibility; his chief assistant was the vizier, who, among other duties, was chief justice, head of the treasury, and overseer of all records.

I think British Airways has treated you pretty fairly, though under the terms of the Montreal Convention of 1999, compensation for lost or damaged baggage is limited to a maximum of $1,300.

After polishing off a spicy 2000 Côtes du Rhône Villages-Séguret from Domaine Jean David (at $47, it was fairly though not charitably priced), we shared a slice of homemade apricot tart and a nightcap.

But as the Hasenfus case drew to a close, Griffin B. Bell, a legal adviser to Mr. Hasenfus, said he considered that trial to have been conducted generally fairly, though he said it was unfair that the defendant's right to consult counsel was restricted.

Such viewings are fairly rare, though, as the mountain is frequently shrouded in clouds.

Instead, Quest's acquisition agreement contained a fairly typical, though longer than normal, "go-shop" clause.

Results have been fairly mixed, though, so with both teams' inconsistencies of late this one could go either way.

The aglianico grape is fairly tannic, though not as tannic as the nebbiolo, to which it is often compared.

Fairly soon, though, a new home was found, on the second floor of St. Mark's Church.