Sentence examples for I would fairly from inspiring English sources

"I would fairly describe our policy as doing our best, hoping for the best, but with a different calculus of risk assessment," he said.

I would be fairly comfortable saying he and I would be pretty close to tied.

COMPARING COMPARISONS One more look at a pricing engine and I would feel fairly confident making my purchase.

What are they called again, them lads?" "They go by White Chocolate, which is, I would say, fairly racist".

"We can pinpoint to street and location, there are a number of times we can identify individuals and I would be fairly sure the US government has the same capability".

"In the absence of any other material, I would be fairly confident of persuading an employment tribunal that someone who actually worked under a contract on these terms was a worker," he says.

The thing that is interesting is that people—I would assume fairly decent people that would not consider themselves racist [have made] comments that kind of go along the lines of, "I'm not racist, but black people do commit more crimes".

The thing that is interesting is that people – I would assume fairly decent people that would not consider themselves racist – [have made] comments that kind of go along the lines of, "I'm not racist but black people do commit more crimes".

The thing that is interesting is that people‚—I would assume fairly decent people that would not consider themselves racist [have made] comments that kind of go along the lines of, "I'm not racist but black people do commit more crimes".

(CPD=Continuing Professional Development) I would be fairly confident but sure I have all the resources here so I can have a quick look and go through them, I wouldn't know all of it off the top of my head, some of it I would.

"I'd be fairly optimistic," says MacMillan.