Sentence examples for in one fair from inspiring English sources

In one fair quality study (Linn, level 2a), subjects were reassessed at 4 and 12 weeks after the cessation of treatment.

"I can earn a year's living in one fair," said one harried dealer while stringing up a set of lights.Before 1999 London had just one regular contemporary art fair, remembers Will Ramsay, boss of the expanding Affordable Art Fair.

There are not many of us, you could fit us in one fair-sized room.

Meanwhile she practices storytelling by writing tongue-in-cheek fairy tales: one fair maiden lobbies for a black peau de soie pump instead of a glass slipper, plus a clothing allowance for film premieres.

Jayaraman said the National Restaurant Association has been less aggressive in its tactics toward workers' rights advocates over the past year, and pointed to editorials by The New York Times and USA Today in support of one fair wage for workers as signs that the topic had reached critical mass. .

In the course of one fair and square taunt after another, Hirst surely marvels at what he is abetted in getting away with.

Mandated vaccinations were almost non-existent with only one fair in the current study requiring the pigs be vaccinated for Erysipelothrix rhusiopathiae prior to the fair; no fairs required the pigs to receive IAV vaccination before arrival.

After an average of 42 months, excellent results in Mayo elbow performance scores (MEPS) were obtained in 71 and 69%% of ESIN and percutaneous pinning groups respectively, with good results in the remaining cases apart from one fair case (8 %) in the percutaneous pinning group.

When examining the two groups, excellent results in the MEPS score were obtained in 71 and 69%% of the ESIN and percutaneous pinning groups respectively, with good results in the remaining cases, apart from one fair case (8 %) in the percutaneous pinning group, represented by the patient with an associated displaced olecranon fracture with a lesion of the LCL (Table 2).

One FAIR campaign in Storm Lake, Iowa, portrayed the town as overrun by an "influx of Hispanic meatpacking workers," the Des Moines Register reported.

The intermediate ions have a negative correlation in the case of group one fair-weather days, whereas for group two days no correlation is found.