Sentence examples for after fairly from inspiring English sources

That is why, after fairly extensive research, I bought a 2000 Dodge Neon.

Times editors said that when the first Enquirer story appeared and they could not verify it after fairly cursory inquiries, they left it alone.

I won't go too far into spoilers (though the story seems to have long gotten out of the bag), but the general embrace of Bernie, even after fairly persuasive charges were brought against him, plays out, ironically, as a gentle version of rough local justice, regarding someone who, as the Western cliché used to go, needed killin'.

After fairly extensive research, including cutting out individual letters and weighing them, he discovered that by switching the font used on official documents from Times New Roman to the more slimline Garamond, his school district could save $21,000 a year, while savings for the US government could be as much as to $370m a year.

This can often be the sign of a performer who doubts the worth of earlier work or the endurance of his talent; and it was notably bold of Williams to make his Broadway acting debut in 2011, after fairly recent major heart surgery.

Given that we observed shifts of only about 2° after fairly long practice with a 75° rotation, it seems not unlikely that the smaller expected shifts for a 30° rotation might be missed by statistical tests.

Car prices —after a (fairly heroic, but fair) adjustment for quality improvements declined by 11% a year, in real terms, in the first quarter of the 20th century.

After a fairly short pout, he bounced back to become a more formidable senator.

Montreal arrive in town under a new head coach and after a fairly quiet off-season.

After a fairly confrontational interview with Lord Puttnam and the great cinematographer Ossie Morris I was rejected.

"After a fairly benign spring, we just fell off the table," he said.