Sentence examples for increasingly fair from inspiring English sources

The second hypothesis was that landowners plan to comply and consider monitoring increasingly fair as the contract sum increases.

Only a continuous concern with the dynamics at work in the health systems will allow for continued pressures to be kept on local authorities in a manner likely to facilitate increasingly fair and inclusive priority setting processes whether in PMTCT or other health programmes.

Europeans and Americans are increasingly demanding "fair trade" products.

NEVERTHELESS, there is a downside to the increasingly crowded fair circuit.

They are the sport's lawmen, subject to all the pressure experienced by the stars, but with none of the cash or adulation, and increasingly considered fair game for abuse by internet bile-spewers and even motormouth coaches for whom vilifying the ref – once unthinkable – is now an accepted mind-game technique.

In the aftermath, Stein was booked for newspaper and TV interviews, and journalists and broadcasters seeking to flesh out both sides of the immigration debate increasingly saw FAIR as a credible voice on the right.

Increasingly, book fairs like The Rainbow Book Fair are important to LGBT publishers like Sinister Wisdom and AMSNP.

The hope is that, just as consumers are becoming increasingly interested in Fair Trade coffee and how their food is grown, packaged and distributed, for example, and interest has grown in brands like Tom's that put social good ahead of profits, they'll be willing to do the same for photography.

That would be for all airings of the series, which is increasingly the only fair way to measure a show's performance.

"The corporate community is increasingly realizing that fair trade and models like it are a way to align sustainability with profitability," Rice told me.

Yet millions of marketers do so and increasingly pay a fair whack to be seen; what happens if you don't have (or want) to spend money on these platforms?