Sentence examples for may not fairly from inspiring English sources

And, in fact, this may not fairly represent those nos.

Because these students cannot fully portray their family's finances, the amount of aid they receive may not fairly reflect their needs.

This conviction, then and now, may not fairly be called racist in the sense that it isn't just (or always) an expression of personal bigotry; rather, it is more like a resentment at an imagined ethnic spoils system gone wrong.

In the late Sixties and early Seventies, investors learned the hard way that an ingenious concoction of GAAPs may not "fairly present" at all.

However, the h-index may not fairly compare researchers from different fields of research, because of large variations in publication type and frequency and citation volumes between fields.

For example, the incomes of some individuals in rural areas may remain low, although they live in high-income countries, and may not fairly represent a nation's wealth.

However, the need of two layers makes this solution uneconomical for long-distance pipelines, and also the localization may not be fairly accurate due to the amount of noise involved in communication.

While certainly return on equity has slid in the sector, the current valuations also indicate that the market may not be fairly valuing the sector.

The main concern is that the sample of respondents was self-selected, and may not represent fairly the broader community of patient safety and healthcare quality professionals.

The tiny Tianyulong (which may or may not be a fairly basal form) and the certainly rather derived Psittacosaurus (a horned dinosaur).

"Issuing first time offenders, who may or may not have been fairly sanctioned, with a 'yellow card' in the form of a benefits card would be a more compassionate way of trying to help people back into work".