Sentence examples for produced fair from inspiring English sources

Use of potato pulp and cow manure in the ratio of 20 80 also produced fair amount of methane in comparison to pure cow dung (Sanaei-Moghadam et al. 2014).

The three MoBio kits and one ZR kit produced fair results, but had a relatively low DNA yield and/or less Actinobacteria-related sequences.

"Our cooperative produces Fair Trade coffee," explains Villanueva.

James R. Capra, president of Capra Asset Management in Rye, N.Y., said that Cantor seemed to be able to produce fair prices online, even with few employees in New Jersey and London.

Today also sees the introduction of amendments to the Consumer Credit Act aimed at producing fair, clear advertising for credit cards and other forms of consumer borrowing.

"The most obvious purpose of permitting the use of live, text-based communications would be to enable the media to produce fair and accurate reports of the proceedings.

"This is an ongoing process and we will continue to review all claims in an in-depth manner that produces fair outcomes for customers".

Mr. Whitmore said he asked his classmates whether he should hire an experienced marketing manager: "Is now the time to hire a $60,000 or $70,000 sales director?" Taza, Mr. Whitmore's company, produces fair trade chocolate.

Rafik Ghaki, a Salafist lawyer and activist, said Salafists would continue to push for Shariah law, which he believes is misunderstood and could produce fair justice even for Tunisia's non-Muslim citizens.

The BBC has drawn up a detailed plan to ensure it meets its legal obligation to produce fair and balanced coverage next week, when it screens the third and final election debate on BBC1.

This video report from Britain's Sky News — which is partly owned by the News Corporation, but is bound by law to produce fair and balanced reports — gives an overview of Ms. Brooks's career and includes remarks made in her defense last week by James Murdoch, who oversees the British newspaper division of the News Corporation.