Behind the industrious façade is a fair degree of political anxiety.
The laboratory added, however, there was a "fair degree of uncertainty" in its figures.
In the end, though, there's a fair degree of unsolved mystery about Sweat, who lost his house in Queens in a dispute over back taxes and died a pauper.
What link these three works are a fair degree of audacity, wise and witty women in various states of undress and, centrally, the male protagonists: famous, aged, unsurpassed in their fields of expertise, revered, ripe for comic dissection and cultural analysis.
"But there's a fair degree of realism going on these days".
"There was a fair degree of security, every time that the boat - Shadow V - went out.
Natural selection can also cause speciation even when there is a fair degree of gene flow, especially in circumstances where geographically separated populations experience different selective forces.
The rules governing waiting time recording run to over 100 pages and, as a result, there is a fair degree of ambiguity and contradiction.
Although substantial uncertainty was indicated for many components by most prediction envelopes, there was a fair degree of consistency between prediction envelopes for the same component derived from different calculation pathways (Figure 2).
He said the writer, whose real name was Mary Ann Evans, had grown up on the nearby farm and said there was "a fair degree of certainty" that she would have used the outbuildings.
