Sentence examples for created fairly from inspiring English sources

Mr. McCombe has created fairly speedy renderings of explosions and monsters for the Palm's small screen.

Indeed, it's the example he set that makes it jarring to see him conform to a lamentable post-presidential model created fairly recently, in historical terms.

Now that Facebook and smartphones have enabled virtual communities to be created fairly cheaply, Dr. Castronova is hoping to build a prototype that could be adapted by researchers studying a variety of real-world problems.

Liverpool have been the better side, even if they have created fairly little.

I tested a number of Kik bots and found them to operate much like those in Slack and Telegram — all bots are created fairly equally at this point.

The sections of the book were created fairly late in the process, after I'd written all the pieces.

"You would expect to see a lot of money sloshing around, creating fairly buoyant consumer demand," said Prof. John Bradley, an economist with the independent Economic and Social Research Institute in Dublin.

As the case study illustrates, companies will soon be able to create fairly exhaustive, highly accurate profiles of customers without having had any direct interaction with them.

Sites like StreetEasy have free rein to publish listing information online for customers to search, aggregating data from various sources to create fairly comprehensive databases of properties available in New York City, including homes for sale by owner.

Basil Jones, who, with Adrian Kohler, founded Handspring in Cape Town in 1981, saw "Crow" earlier this week and expressed excitement about the joystick-manipulated bird heads — which create fairly precise, lifelike effects — and retractable legs.

Boggs, a young American artist who likes to draw money(that is, to create fairly exact, correct-scale color representations of existing denominations of actual currency) & then "spend" his drawings(that is, find people who will accept them "at face value," in lieu of real cash, for goods & services & provide him with a receipt & change).