Sentence examples for could be fairly from inspiring English sources
"I suppose it was because it could be fairly difficult, depressive and just stressful being a human being," says the 34-year-old researcher from London.
And they could be fairly liquid affairs, he confessed.
"The Post staff could be fairly described as hard bitten.
Some health policy issues raised during Friday's session could be fairly debated.
Applied too roughly, without allowing for the creditworthiness of borrowers, they too could be fairly blunt.
"You could be fairly close and not be able to hear the monitors," Ms. Laing said.
— NATE SILVER Anecdotal accounts suggest that turnout could be fairly low in Michigan's Republican primary.
It was lucky that Susana adored him, because he could be fairly discouraging.
Turnbull also agreed the colonisation of Australia could be fairly described as an "invasion".
Regardless, the mediocre ratings for the convention are one sign that Mr. Romney's convention bounce could be fairly modest.
His mother used to say that for a guy with manure on his boots he could be fairly charming.
