Sentence examples for selection fair from inspiring English sources

Now the chance is just 1%, it says.In this section Weather report Feeling peaky Kim selection Fair play or foul?

His background and the manner of his appointment raise awkward questions about how the World Bank will adjust to the changes affecting it.In this section Weather report Feeling peaky Kim selection Fair play or foul?

But in a new paper* Leslie Stratton of Virginia Commonwealth University asks whether different attitudes to housework also play a role in divvying up the dusting.In this section Weather report Feeling peaky Kim selection Fair play or foul?

And crude output (as opposed to alternatives such as biofuels and liquids made from gas) has been flat since 2005.In this section Weather report Feeling peaky Kim selection Fair play or foul?

To prevent that, national budgets would have to be tightly controlled at a euro-zone level, entailing much deeper political integration than is currently conceivable.In this section Weather report Feeling peaky Kim selection Fair play or foul?

The forecast surplus would be smaller if you instead assume that the yuan's nominal exchange rate will stay constant.In this section Weather report Feeling peaky Kim selection Fair play or foul?

Because male privilege persists, gender preferences really do make selections fairer.

The NOS quality rating for the two observational studies was good for the Selection domains, fair for the Comparability domain and fair for the Outcome domain [ 42].

They say: "Our approach to recruitment and selection is fair, open and based purely on merit".

A selection of fair to good paintings by artists like Hans Hofmann, Richard Pousette-Dart, John McLaughlin and Roy Lichtenstein and a collection of mostly mediocre ceramics and art glass create a disjunctive hybrid of an exhibition.

They recognised that the way the programme was implemented made the selection process fair and transparent – enabling collective ownership of the programme and limiting, not eradicating, social divisiveness.