Sentence examples for agreement fairly from inspiring English sources

To Americans, this smells of a European bid to end America's monopoly control of satellite-guided weaponry.On the civilian side, if the two sides' technicians can reach agreement fairly swiftly on common standards, Galileo satellites may still be able to mesh neatly with the GPS system.

This makes the idea of a national creditor's agreement fairly realistic and could provide an alternative way of dealing with the economic woes that have afflicted America in the last few years.

Regarding the RMS pressure coefficients, the agreement is fairly good for the smooth flow.

For the Duffing oscillator, the results of Markov diffusion models are compared with the present method, and the agreement is fairly good.

The agreement is fairly good; however XRD predicts systematically slightly smaller diameters than TEM, which is reasonable in view of possible partial cobalt oxidation as well as the particles observed by TEM not necessarily being single crystallite, see discussion section.

We therefore considered the agreement as fairly good and thus considered pooling the samples for general statistics as appropriate.

Albeit auscultation is less sensitive than automatic analysis, their agreement is fairly good [ 27], and auscultation was done in a constant and blinded manner by either of the two examiners (HM, AN) to minimize bias.

He decried the increasing consolidation of meat producers and processors, and promised a tougher stance to ensure trade agreements were fairly enforced and that "the global economy works for America's family farmers".

But right now, the participants sound upbeat, surprised at how quickly the process has moved from evident disaster to near-agreement, and fairly comfortable with where they think they'll end up.

Instead, Quest's acquisition agreement contained a fairly typical, though longer than normal, "go-shop" clause.

Though strikes did take place, they did not paralyze the entire industry, and an agreement was reached fairly swiftly after the strikes began.