Sentence examples for weigh fairly from inspiring English sources
If credit agencies were of a mind to weigh fairly all of the factors currently at play in the auto industry, the bankruptcy of the suppliers could just as easily be interpreted as a fortuitous event.
Lader said the investigation wasn't handled properly and the evidence she provided was not weighed fairly against Brownstein's accusations, many of which she denied.
5 Welcome oversight by independent international monitoring teams which can observe the administration of Pisa from the conception to the execution, so that questions about test format and statistical and scoring procedures can be weighed fairly against charges of bias or unfair comparisons.
In every case, there needs to be a firm understanding of the cost of failure in these systems, and it needs to be weighed fairly against the needs of other departments within a company.
Born George Alexander Louis was born at 15:24GMT at London's St. Mary's Hospital on 22 July, he weighed a fairly average eight pounds and six ounces (3.8kg).
For instance, McMurdo's top model is slightly lighter than A.C.R.'s when it includes batteries that are rated to minus 4 degrees, but with hardier batteries rated to minus 40 degrees, that model weighs a fairly hefty 14 ounces.
Michigan says it has enough admissions officers to do away with the point system and still weigh each application fairly.
The challenge for school systems that base teacher compensation on student performance is to comprehensively and fairly weigh variables when evaluating teachers.
If anyone feels unable to fairly weigh this case because of 9/11 and its myriad aftershocks, the judge instructed, please come forward.
"He'll weigh it very fairly, but if I were a Republican prosecutor and had my druthers, I would not pick Don, or anyone with that background.
Rather, they must fairly weigh the interests of all their owners when considering mergers.It is a message that companies across continental Europe are increasingly having to listen to.
