Sentence examples for but fairly closely from inspiring English sources

This correlates loosely with business investment — but fairly closely with recession (see chart, below).Overcapacity is not just an Asian problem.

This correlates loosely with business investment — but fairly closely with recession (see bottom chart, p. 22).Overcapacity is not just an Asian problem.

Each of these achieves a different aesthetic look, but all resembled fairly closely a current roofing material style.

Winters get sharply colder eastward, but summer temperatures relate fairly closely to latitude.

I read fairly closely, but there was no search function, and I couldn't just flip through the S volume to get to the entry for "Second-Largest".

The story follows the film fairly closely, but adds a lot more action and side adventures – since who would really want to play going on a date with Mary Jane, especially when you can be a single swinger in a massive 3D city.

The Romans followed this convention fairly closely, but chose extra depth rather than breadth for the infantry, hoping to use this to quickly break through the center of Hannibal's line.

Jon Krakauer recounted the specific restrictions of climbing Everest in his 1997 book on the disaster, "Into Thin Air" ("Everest" is not a direct adaptation of that book, but it follows its arc fairly closely).

But since credit scores are fairly closely linked to income level, lenders were essentially charging people with less money more than they would have charged an ordinary borrower.

But besides that addition, the television script sticks fairly closely to the play.

Placing them fairly closely together helps them rise upwards, but the flip side is they can also touch and form a single scone.