Sentence examples for it might fairly from inspiring English sources
It might fairly be said that the contest went the other way.
It might fairly be said that the game-winner against the Raptors solidified Linsanity as a global phenomenon.
Not only did it do rather well, being published and republished all over the place, it might fairly be described as quite a famous little story.
It might fairly be contended that, upon the facts found by the special verdict, the defendant was not guilty of engaging in the business of delivering pictures without a license, within the purview of the ordinance in question.
"We cannot have a free government without elections; and if the rebellion could force us to forgo, or postpone, a national election, it might fairly claim to have already conquered us".
"Equals," which includes several book reviews and essays on madness, neediness and childhood as well as democracy, is so haunted by these questions that it might fairly be summed up as an extended denunciation of knowingness.
The modified CMA4 index in particular, which would correspond to Hess et al.'s [ 1] definition of the Medication Possession Ratio, could be much more easily computed than any of the CMG-based measures and it is not unreasonable to hypothesize that it might be fairly comparable in its measurement properties to CMA7 and CMA8.
It might be fairly argued that a game that relied purely on suggestion would seem empty of things to do.
The new paper is not the first to find an intensification of the water cycle, nor even the first to calculate that it might be fairly large.
I figured it might be fairly low, but I didn't expect it to be this low: [According to the study,] "Curbside operators expanded daily bus operations by 32.1% in 2011, primarily due to the addition of three new hubs.
"If they moved to cut rates now, it might seem fairly panicky," he said, adding that such a move would be unnecessary, since borrowing costs in Italy and Spain have come down from the levels last year that fueled worries about bailouts.
