Sentence examples for not only fairly from inspiring English sources

I think that it has to be administered not only fairly with attention to things like D.N.A. evidence, which I think should be used in all capital cases.

"At a certain point, if you don't price your product not only fairly but what the customer perceives as fair, you will fail," said Joe Brancatelli, an advocate of lower fares for business travelers.

The results of computer simulation prove that the computer aided geometric approach is not only fairly quick and straightforward, but is also advantageous from viewpoint of accuracy and repeatability.

In Japanese, mimetics are not only fairly common, but constitute an open class, and other language groups include ideophones and expressives, which are similar in nature (see Imai, Kita, Nagumo, & Okada, 2008; Nuckolls, 1999).

The resultant ALD-Pt catalyst displays not only the fairly good electrochemical activity (electrochemically active surface area) but also the stability after potential cycling >1000 cycles.

The simulations not only accounted fairly well for individual reading patterns but also captured the different dyslexia profiles discussed in the literature (i.e., surface, phonological, mixed, and mild dyslexia).

It's the same deal as the company's laptop skins: exotic-looking art slapped across your device that not only looks fairly neat, but protects it from dirt and grime.

Now, that's not only some fairly ludicrous US foreign policies, but also the policies of other countries.

"These young men spend a great deal of time in their coach's charge, and the coaches through their own example must be sure that athletes are not only treated fairly but also imbued with a sense of community and camaraderie".

Thus, it is not only the fairly remote possibility that a researcher or computer system administrator might behave unethically (or be induced to do so) which must be considered, but also that untrustworthy parties may gain unauthorised access to Alice's or Bob's data.

A Saab legend was born: the 99 Turbo was one of the earliest executive-class sport sedans, not only fast but fairly economical.