Sentence examples for at a fairly small from inspiring English sources

Boeing had made 12 changes to the battery, including encasing it in a stainless steel box – a job that took five days for each plane, and could be done at a "fairly small" cost, Loftis said.

At a recent morning workshop for school leaders at a fairly small New England public school district, about an hour into a conversation focused on what they believed about how kids learn best, an assistant superintendent somewhat surprisingly said aloud what many in the room were no doubt feeling.

HERE is at present a fairly small part of Nokia operation.

Republicans everywhere have taken comfort in the fact that John Kerry's lead in the polls, when it has existed at all, has been a fairly small one.

Though he takes the time to admire the skills of lower-ranked players — like the forehand of the 129th-ranked Marinko Matosevic of Australia, "almost no backswing"— competitors who do not do well at the tournament get a fairly small cut of the purse.

"If you look at us, we're a fairly small team overall and we wouldn't bring a physical edge.

Most of these discs are not flat at all and there's a fairly small area of focus.

Just went to put my phone on charge...you know you're in trouble when your charger starts to look like this #broken pic.twitter.com/0j1tmsdLSU Snakable have a fairly small stand at CES, but compared to some of the other high-profile gadgets on offer (the Fitbit smartwatch, anyone?), it looks like it might actually be quite useful.

"We were really a fairly small business at that point," Fredricks said, "and I wasn't necessarily getting the kind of business background I wanted".

At the time he was a senator from a fairly small south-eastern state and I was amazed at his national vision".

"It must be a slow news day in New York if you have to cover me," Mr. Clinton declared, chuckling at the sight of the reporters -- a fairly small bunch, if truth be told, compared with the old White House crowd -- who had come out to chronicle his first day as a private citizen.