Sentence examples for it could fairly be from inspiring English sources

The system had purged itself of contrary elements so many times that it could fairly be described as bulimic.

It's not a canon-buster, that's for sure, and it could fairly be said that it lacks any literary merit whatsoever, but it's not niminy-piminy, either.

When an entire sector keeps assiduously quiet about growing inequality at home while riding a wave of growth and profit, it could fairly be accused of complicity in a highly unequal and potentially disastrous global economic order.

"If the court and the Chapter 13 Trustee fully administer a case through completion of a 60-month Chapter 13 plan, only to have the debtor promptly refile on account of accrued, undisclosed fees and charges on her mortgage, it could fairly be said that we have all been on a fool's errand for five years".

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"Can't we go to McDonalds?" was the cruelest question you could ask them, and the frequency with which we put it could fairly be characterized as a violation of their Eighth Amendment rights.

It is an attitude that could fairly be said to mirror his own playing style, as demonstrated even before moving from CSKA Sofia to Celtic as one of the more successful signings made during John Barnes' unhappy reign.

WHEN it comes to publicly exploiting one's nuptials, Chelsea Clinton could fairly be described as the antipode of Bethenny Frankel.

As it happens, a spiritual kinship between Struth and the god of German art could fairly be adduced, but Struth may not be the best person to adduce it.

He says it is 'self-evident that the industry as a whole could fairly be described' as racist.

Even finding themselves with a man advantage failed to breath life into Motherwell and it was St Mirren who came close to creating anything that could fairly be described as a chance in the first half.