Sentence examples for fairly view from inspiring English sources

In a 2012 paper for the Urban Institute, Carla Shedd, a sociologist at Columbia, concluded that heavy use of stop-and-frisk policies leads to "greater numbers of young people who, shaped by their low expectations that police will fulfill their duties fairly, view society as fundamentally unjust".

Mildly revised concepts previously shown at other salons — the Citroën Tubik comes to mind — could be fairly viewed as old pigs with new lipstick.

Let's say you're taking someone's liberty and freedoms away based on what the system thinks, and the system isn't fairly viewing different races and different genders.

"I and the Friends of Amanda Knox are confident that if the facts had been fairly viewed, [she would have] been acquitted.

If you go back to an article I wrote in Science last year [Science, 22 June 2007, p. 1713], with Colin Clark and David Agnew, you'd get a fairly clear view of what my view about fishery policy is.

I guess I should start by saying that when he describes his fairly complacent view of macroeconomics on the eve of the crisis, he's describing a view that many economists shared — but I wasn't one of them.

The participants have a fairly limited view of clinical leadership and their perceptions are varied, with few common views.

"That was a fairly common view at the time".

This was a fairly typical view among German intellectuals.

This is actually a fairly common view, and one that goes both ways.

The model is thought-provoking, but it offers a fairly narrow view of dreams.