Sentence examples for moderately fair from inspiring English sources

Alberto Fujimori, who has just been extradited to Peru, where he was president from 1990 to 2000, was properly elected by a reasonable majority in a moderately fair election.

In addition, recommended solar UVR exposure periods to maintain vitamin D sufficiency have been calculated at different locations based on ambient UVR (assuming sufficiency is maintained by one-third of a minimal erythemal dose of sunlight for an individual with moderately fair skin who exposes 15% of the body (e.g., face, arms, hands) (Samanek et al. 2006).

If the poor are in majority, (moderately) fair-minded rich cannot move the median position, and many fair-minded poor voters are required to move the median position beyond the pocketbook interest of the poor.

An artist created a massive green "Tree" sculpture earlier this month, as part of a moderately famous art fair in Paris, that resembles... a butt plug.

0. Very well kept/good condition – attractive for its type 1. Moderately well kept condition 2. Fair condition (peeling paint, needs repair) 3. Poor/Badly deteriorated condition The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here:.

The moderately mundane are just as captivating.

Interobserver agreement between the moderately experienced operator and experts was fair to moderate (kappa = 0.29 to 0.46).

The console went down moderately well - but it's fair to say for most in the room it was a grower, rather than love at first sight.

Interobserver agreement between moderately and highly experienced operators was fair (kappa = 0.33).

There were 10 fair (£5), two slightly unfair (£3), four moderately unfair (£2), and four very unfair (£1) offers, presented in a random sequence.

The simplest explanation of the observed behaviour of returns is that equity markets are moderately or imperfectly rather than perfectly efficient, and rotate around fair value.