Sentence examples for raising fairly from inspiring English sources

Individual contributions were limited, so presidents were forced to spend ever more time raising fairly small contributions from large numbers of donors, particularly as TV advertising became more prevalent and expensive.

Effective communication is essential--only if people are persuaded that taxes are being raised fairly and will be put to good use, will they support reform.

There is therefore likely to be a greater probability of therapeutic misconception in this group, because they have suffered a devastating injury with no currently available treatment, and because their hopes have been greatly raised, fairly recently, for the prospect of a cure.

Sandeep Agarwal, head of financial institutions debt capital markets in Europe at Credit Suisse, predicted that the market could be separated into haves and have-nots, with the healthy banks raising money fairly easily but weaker banks required to pay a premium.

Such merit raises are anathema to many unions, and many engineers on the picket lines had opposed the idea, saying they did not trust the company to distribute the raises fairly.

In the '50s you could survive on one income and raise a fairly large family.

Clegg says he is saying that money should be raised as fairly as possible.

If you really want to raise revenue fairly, then equalize taxes on earned and unearned income, and institute a tax on excessive consumption.

I was raised by fairly conservative parents in a large family with a strong outlook on what it meant to be a man.

We're looking to raise again fairly soon, [and are] seeing what we need to get ourselves to the next milestone," Tan said.

You might have little sympathy with him, his actions, or the hole he's got the party into now, but it does raise a fairly crucial question about Mr Webster's remit.