Sentence examples for more than fairly from inspiring English sources
Ms. Gropper treats her subject more than fairly and gives hints of what motivated her.
4) Stock is more than fairly valued to peers such as SuperGroup.
Bettman played down the absence of upfront money, and said, "If this works as well as we hope, we'll be more than fairly compensated to my expectations and beyond, and NBC can make a lot of money".
"I am more than fairly confident that we'll have something before Thursday," said Curtin, who added that he talked yesterday with John Mara, the Giants' executive vice president, and planned to do so again today.
"It provides too generous a benefit, over and above the cost of living, on top of what is a more than fairly paid police force," Fred Parola, a Republican and the county comptroller, said of the proposed contracts, which would need legislative approval to be enacted.
This is more than a fairly amusing satirical conceit, as it actually allows Unsworth to improve on Euripides.
Before long, Americanization became no more than a fairly obscure but continuing effort to prepare people for naturalization by teaching them English, civics, and history, or even just English.
The restaurant, which opened in Westchester County three months ago, is attempting something special -- something more than its fairly thorough adherence to the ethic that a restaurant's food should, as much as possible, be seasonal, local and the result of sustainable agriculture.
This combination of menace and whimsy turned Gucci Mane into something more than a fairly popular rapper: he became a folk hero, the kind of performer who is almost as much fun to talk about as to listen to.
It is, in fact, nothing more than a fairly large bed, which has now been divided into halves by a short path of grey flagstones terminating in a rough wooden seat.
