Sentence examples for much more fairly from inspiring English sources

It also requires a firm commitment that in future years, prosperity will be much more fairly shared by all.

The churches believe that they are valued and we believe that they should be treated much more fairly than they are being".

"A transaction tax need not be permanent and the pain will be much more fairly distributed than making middle Britain pay for the mistakes of our financial institutions".

They seem much more fairly valued.

Energy Minister Michael Fallon said costs must be spread "much more fairly".

But Jeff deserves to be treated much more fairly.

The case was always about much more than the "fairly routine" trafficking and possession charges that turned "super nova" under the media glare.

There was resistance to tying compensation so tightly to customer satisfaction because it is so much more difficult to measure fairly than sales and profits.

It's possible, and likely even probable, that Apple is taking this as something worthy of action much more serious than the fairly common takedown notices the company sends from time to time.

The correlation between reduced deaths and money spent is fairly strong, much more so than the correlation between conventional aid and economic development.

"I am deeply convinced that what Europe needs is not just selective relocation of this kind, but much more a durable process for fairly distributing refugees among member states,' she said.