Sentence examples for fairly to be from inspiring English sources

And now what deductions are fairly to be drawn from all the facts before us?

The question fairly to be asked was would the referee hold his nerve alongside the players?

Of what the company had done, prior to the passage of the act of 1872, towards effecting the objects of its incorporation, Congress, it is fairly to be presumed, was not uninformed.

We are not empowered to set aside the conclusions of the Supreme Court of Hawaii, affirmed by the Court of Appeals, if its conclusions find reasonable support—that is, if conscientious judges could not unreasonably have reached such a conclusion on the strength of the evidence disclosed by the record and the inferences fairly to be drawn from it.

The presumption is an aid to consistent construction of statutes of the enacting sovereign when their purpose is in doubt, but it does not require that the aim of a statute fairly to be inferred be disregarded because not explicitly stated.

It's important here to distinguish (it is not always possible) between asylum seekers from places like Syria, to whom we should feel an obligation, one fairly to be shared, and the economic migrants from hard-pressed parts of Africa who cross the Mediterranean from lawless states like Libya, often with the "help" of brutal people smugglers.

That willingness is fairly modest, to be sure.

Right now, Millennials are fairly likely to be disengaged with the political process.

Fairly well, to be honest.

In fact, the power consumption of accelerometer is fairly low to be negligible.

This was fairly boring, to be honest.