Sentence examples for orders fairly from inspiring English sources

Mr. Smith called the growing share of secrecy orders "fairly shocking," suggesting they had become a routine process rather than an exception.

Brokerage firms, charged with executing investors' buy and sell orders fairly, are flouting securities rules intended to ensure that investors receive the best possible prices on their trades, a Securities and Exchange Commission report has asserted.

In 10 years or so, scientists say, people may be able to order fairly complete lists of their genetic makeup, giving them clues to diseases they may face and foods and medicines that may keep those diseases at bay.

(Smartphones are at $110 per order, fairly impressive considering that you are browsing on a small screen).

"We need to get our house in order fairly quickly," she said.

Koh characterized her thoughts on the utility patent as "tentative" but said she would issue a formal order "fairly promptly".

Digitimes is reporting that the first round of ultrabook orders are fairly light as companies smartly predict that consumers are still enamored with Apple products.

(The difference between memoranda and orders is fairly technical obscure enough that even the president himself seems to think he's signing orders when actually they're memoranda).

"Many of the president's early orders are fairly broad," presidential powers scholar Joshua Kennedy told me, "but this is not uncommon.

This order is fairly correlated with the order as we expected in a previous section, supporting that particle formation is strongly related to both the complexation to Fe3+ ions and adsorption of polymer molecules onto particle surfaces.

The remedy Lewis ordered was fairly modest.