Sentence examples for Fairly analogous from inspiring English sources

So the situation is fairly analogous to these CAG repeats acting like tiny pieces of tapes.

It's fairly analogous to the kind of work that physicists have been doing for years".

Imagine, for a second, that the US were to permit Mexico to use fighter jets to bomb American gun dealers that sold arms to Mexican drug cartels--a hypothetical fairly analogous to the situation in Pakistan.

Though Germany once had a thriving tradition of "Kunst in Offenlichen Raum" -- a fairly analogous concept to Anglo-Saxon public art -- spending cuts in recent years have largely derailed new projects.

Oil is somewhat analogous but different.

Litotic interpretations tend to be asymmetrical: an attribution of "not happy" or "not optimistic" will tend to convey a contrary (in this case "rather unhappy" or "fairly pessimistic"), while no analogous virtual contrariety is normally signaled by "not sad" or "not pessimistic", which are usually understood as pure contradictories.

These are taken from Card et al. ([2010]) but are fairly standard in the evaluation literature, as exemplified by analogous definitions in Calmfors ([1994]) and Kluve ([2010]).

Given the band currently in the most analogous position to Suede's is Mumford & Sons, the answer seems fairly obvious.

As Mr Brown himself has argued, the danger is more analogous to the cold war than to the appalling but fairly predictable horror of the Blitz.

My prediction is that the new taboo subject will be something analogous to sexual relationships - an experience which will be fairly universal, involving a skilled technique which gives pleasure if properly understood but leads to disaster if misapplied.

A county analogous with Qatar - Kuwait - was invaded within people's fairly recent memories.