Sentence examples for a fairly startling from inspiring English sources

A fairly startling thought.

Since the publication at the end of the summer of a book by Thilo Sarrazin, "Germany Does Away With Itself," which argues with a biologically and genetically based thesis that the nation is imploding as a result of millions of immigrants from Islamic countries, a fairly startling series of indicators has become public.

Ben Rawson-Jones of Digital Spy gave "Confirmed Dead" three out of five stars, calling it "so-so", but commenting that "the new revelations in the episode are fairly startling and provide a momentary distraction from the frustrations".

These are some fairly startling figures.

Another day another small victory for football against the enemy – albeit one with some fairly startling revelations along the way.

This was Rooney's 116th game, making him the most capped outfield player in England's history, but it was still fairly startling to hear Allardyce saying he had given him carte blanche to play where he wanted.

Even by the standards of a music industry that's been pumping out reissues and box sets for more than 30 years, there's something fairly startling about the current glut of super-deluxe box sets: their size, their contents, their price.

The trio of tests yielded some fairly startling results: After eating one or more of the meals, more than half of the group — whose prior blood sugar tests showed that they were "healthy" — spiked at the same levels as those of people who were prediabetic or diabetic.

Their projections are fairly startling: And to the extent that we believe advanced countries will suffer from the burden of large elderly populations, France will suffer less: Germany should enjoy its hegemony while it lasts; Europe's future, such as it is, may belong to France.

NICE made a pretty startling recommendation this week.

That's a pretty startling omission.