Sentence examples for fairly through from inspiring English sources

The whole tainted system should be scrapped and the money doled out openly and fairly through regular city budgets.

He does have a long-term plan: a future Labour government would cut total spending but share out the cake more fairly through "switch spending".

"Carefully targeted, rigorously worked-through investments that help people fairly through the downturn and lay the foundations for stronger growth in the future.

European Union authorities have pressed member states to share the burden of housing refugees more fairly through a resettlement quota system.

Downing Street is understood to favour the idea of spreading the cost of an ageing population more fairly through a levy and ensuring that millions of Britons have something left to pass on to their children.

If the election runs relatively smoothly, it would also lengthen the list of African countries that have recently undergone change, more or less peacefully and fairly, through elections -- positive developments in Africa that have been overshadowed by the chaos swirling around the war in Congo and the December coup in the Ivory Coast.

Both teams went through fairly substantial off-season makeovers.

I'm just hoping to get through fairly unscathed.

The clarity came through fairly well even in this acoustically compromised setting.

The suits were surprisingly light, and there's a screen in front of your face that you can see through fairly well.

The AA's Darron Burness says: "Although the predicted storm may pass through fairly quickly, the impact could last much longer, depending on the damage caused.