Sentence examples for be a fairly common from inspiring English sources

This conclusion seems to be a fairly common one.

That seems to be a fairly common practice among drug companies, perhaps to deflect attention from the costs of medicines.

While it used to be a fairly common event, over the past half-century justices have rarely died while still in office.

Supporting that cause may be a fairly common view here, but within the Anglican Church worldwide there has been a contentious debate about same-sex marriage and inclusion of gay men and lesbians in the faith.

"What appears to be a fairly common Afghan public perception of corruption inside their government is a tremendously corrosive element working against establishing long-term confidence in that government — a very serious matter," said Lt. Gen. David W. Barno, who was commander of coalition military forces in Afghanistan from 2003 to 2005 and is now retired.

As a first-semester college freshman, I didn't see how a 100-level course in what seemed to be a fairly common discipline could be that hard.

Transformation into other animals, other plants, and other beings is a fairly common experience with ayahuasca.

Political correctness is a fairly common target.

"It's a fairly common phenomenon".

It's a fairly common thing.

This is a fairly common practice.