Sentence examples for how fairly from inspiring English sources

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THE NUMBERS Also try to assess how fairly you're being paid.

This depends not only on a well-tuned economic engine; it also relies on how fairly the pain of adjustment is shared, says Harvard University's Dani Rodrik.

But her decades of research show how fairly simple preventive measures — fences around swimming pools, bike helmets, childproof caps on medicine containers — can save thousands of lives.

The sections on ancient Rome and medieval Venice are particularly compelling, because they show how fairly open and prosperous societies can revert to closed and impoverished autocracies.

At only $11,000 per capita, there will not be enough to go round otherwise no matter how fairly it is shared out.

Larry Silverman, a former member of the Long Island Rail Road Commuters Council, said: "When the M.T.A. looks at increases, it has to consider how to fairly allocate the pain.

But they have also ignited a broad discussion over the value of a diagnosis for behavior differences, and how to fairly apportion services at a time when resources are shrinking.

His group wants to sort out now how to fairly administer the early generation of coins and the like, but "if people want to go a different direction with it after it's out there, that's fine".

Central banks in some rich economies, in particular Britain and the euro zone, still have room to cut rates though it is notable how even fairly dramatic cuts are not working as they once did.

A marijuana blood limit for drivers was rejected for a third time in Colorado on Tuesday, as state senators from both parties argued about how to fairly gauge whether someone was too high to drive.