Sentence examples for when fair from inspiring English sources

In late April 1647, he prayed for a let-up in the rain: "The weather was very wett, the season very sad and had continued so very long, I earnestly entreated God for faire weather" – and when fair weather arrived a few days later, he registered his sense of divine goodness.

End-to-end fairness becomes especially critical when fair allocation algorithms are used as a component of the mechanisms used to provide end-to-end quality-of-service guarantees.

But when fair play didn't work, she adopted the strategies her male colleagues used to thrive.

The strongest winds were on 7 March, when Fair Isle in the Northern Isles had gusts of 75mph.

The Orange effectively put the game away when Fair hit a jumper to make it 17-4 with 11 minutes 30 seconds left in the first half.

Khan paid a visit to Fair at his room in a nearby Catholic mission, and that was when Fair discovered that Khan had a beautiful bedside manner.

Banks want to avoid a repeat of the recent crisis, when fair-value losses forced a scramble for equity in dislocated markets.

A senior European banker expressed concern this week that onerous new capital requirements could have a crippling effect on lending, especially when fair-value accounting may be exaggerating the losses.

When fairs began adding jousts in the late 1970s, the knights were actors performing a choreographed show on horseback using breakaway lances.

A working paper out of the political science department at Massachusetts Institute of Technology, for instance, found that women were willing to pay a premium on more expensive clothing at Banana Republic Factory Stores when fair-labour standard labelling was attached.

For example, when fair-skinned people sunbathe in the summer (one full-body, minimal erythemal dose of UV-B [UVB] radiation), they produce more than 20,000 IU of vitamin D in less than 30 min. One would have to drink 200 glasses of American milk (100 IU/8-oz glass) to obtain this amount orally.