Sentence examples for more fairly spread from inspiring English sources
"We're trying to more fairly spread those costs out so that shareholders with larger accounts don't suffer".
Employer groups also say the strategy allows them to more fairly spread costs among employees and fits strategies employers increasingly adopt to make those who use the system pay more.
That means it's on a grid system that is fairly spread out, with a main thoroughfare or two where businesses and restaurants are, which is loosely surrounded by more residential areas.
This would be proof that the rewards of the "first economy" are being fairly spread around.
It is a flat city with two banks of the river, fairly spread out.
"Right now, the online gaming market is fairly spread out," he said.
The city is fairly spread out but most of the sights are close together at the bottom end of Portsea Island.
Now the industry looks fairly small, and applications arent fairly spread.
Sharply ascending branches are fairly spread apart but rise up at a sharp angle.
Of course, there's the argument that getting rid of universal benefits means that the jam can be spread more fairly.
Cameron says that he has told the health secretary that cancer funding should be spread more fairly, so that charities helping people suffering from rarer cancers also get funding.
