Sentence examples for is fairly equal from inspiring English sources

For while the Mephistopheles split is fairly equal and both protagonists, Johann Adam Oest and Robert Hunger-Buhler, are in their contrasting ways equally good, Mr. Ganz has more than three-quarters of Faust's lines.

Currently the traffic is fairly equal each way, with about 1,000 crossings a day, he said.

The distribution of incomes is fairly equal, and there are few signs of extreme poverty and no discernible slum areas.

Education in camps should target girls: The ratio of men to women living in the Dadaab camps in Kenya is fairly equal, however less than a quarter of the students attending secondary school in the camps are girls.

There are traces of folk and world music in their sound, and you can hear some of the intricacies of jazz and rhythms of dance – the band themselves call what they do "psychedelic funk rock" and that really suits a song like Secrets of the Planet Soul, which makes us think of Jamiroquai jamming with Jethro Tull, being as it is fairly equal parts fol-de-rol and funky.

The split is fairly equal in terms of the positives and negatives, indicating that, once again, no-one really knows what 'Brexit means Brexit' actually means, or knows what the real effects will ultimately be.

The constituent polities in a federal system must be fairly equal in population and wealth or else balanced geographically or numerically in their inequalities.

The MPs found that pay levels between men and women were fairly equal at the beginning of their careers, but if a woman decided to take a break to raise a family, the gap widened.

The gender ratio was fairly equal, except the Thai student sample.

I thought it was fairly equal but, in this league, when you make a mistake, you get punished for it.

Three frequency response function estimators were calculated which seemed to be fairly equal if the coherence function was better than 0·8.