Sentence examples for reasonably fairly from inspiring English sources

The argument is that workers sense that their own efforts are more fairly rewarded in a market system where, of course, employers want to maximize profits but also have profit-seeking reasons for wanting a stable and reasonably happy work force, treated reasonably fairly.

Putin needed to unseat Maskhadov, who had been elected reasonably fairly in 1997.

Wharton's Jeremy Siegel, for one, reckons that, at least outside the TMT sector, today's market is reasonably fairly valued.

Other European countries have dealt with this kind of fragmentation by decentralising power, and by devising electoral systems that can reward several parties at once reasonably fairly.

The Vapor is a reasonably fairly slick affair, built with a focus on minimalism more akin to its own past devices than the trend forward big and bulky we've seen on products like Samsung's Gear line and Misfit's own Fossil labelmates, Michael Kors.

(I think it's interesting that Mohamed El-Erian manages to write about this thing, fairly reasonably, without so much as mentioning the Russian thing).

A very pretentious, slightly misguided, actually-fairly-reasonably priced bar in a part of town that's going through a lot of changes.

Although Burlington is a reasonably-sized city, the architect community is fairly close knit.

He added that credit unions needed flexibility to price overdraft programs "reasonably and fairly".

"Luckily, today we have a leader who is reasonably authoritarian, fairly enlightened and conservative".

"I have not been treated reasonably or fairly," he wrote in a letter seen by the Guardian.