Sentence examples for fairly would from inspiring English sources

"If this man was elected fairly, would this city be dead like this?" asked a resident, Frederick Zomo.

Democrats countered by pledging that their determination to handle the matter fairly would prove their commitment to raising the bar on ethics in Washington.

It was a moment to impose common standards on the new banking beast and recognise that those newly minted pledges about treating customers fairly would require a dose of caution.

"A new pay structure that rewards managers fairly would save millions of pounds on the pay bill each year – it would mean that fair pay could be maintained at all levels of the BBC, and it would end the gulf that currently exists between staff and the so-called officer class.

Proposition Three: Treating women fairly would make everyone richer.

In an ideal world, the recommendation from Nadella that women shouldn't need to ask for more because the system will parcel out the rewards fairly would be great.

"If I did not pay women fairly, I would be dead".

And if he really plans to share the oil wealth more fairly, that would be a radical innovation.

Couldn't a case be made that the Dalai Lama, who visits New York fairly often, would do better living full time in exile here rather than in Dharamsala, India?

The starting questions are fairly trivial: "would you like to be famous", or "when did you last sing to yourself" - and the conversation is light-hearted.

If the tax is administered fairly, it would not be unjust.