Sentence examples for are fairly strict from inspiring English sources

Some galleries are fairly strict in their national orientation.

Here in Buenos Aires, the requirements for obtaining the pension are fairly strict.

There are fairly strict parameters – they choose characters, places, events and actions, then record the narration using their own voice.

A statement on Mr. Christie's campaign Web site in 2009 said that he supported New Jersey's existing gun control laws, which are fairly strict.

Apple's restrictions on their devices are fairly strict - you can download Apps and change your phone's wallpaper, but most of the key interfaces can't be changed, and Apple only allows approved to be distributed through the App Store.

But existing select agent rules are fairly strict, she noted, and "imposing a second review system [for DURC] on agents that are already heavily regulated may be of marginal benefit".

"We're fairly strict on who qualifies or who would be disqualified," Mr. Wagner said.

Am I going to be kicked out?' " Barring an occasional exception, the door policy is fairly strict.

And so we have to be careful about being fairly strict in analyzing what stock prices and equity values are doing and what is happening to demand.

While I have been fairly strict with him about his own usage of the word – not in our house, not with his boys, not even singing along with hip-hop – the exchange between Wilmore and Obama reminded me of a moment I witnessed and wrote about in an earlier book of mine called Saving the Race, which looks at the legacy of WEB Du Bois in a contemporary context.

(13) The syntactic classification of words (primarily into verbs, nouns and others) is fairly strict.