Sentence examples for doing something fairly from inspiring English sources

We're probably a dozen dead Turkish soldiers away from the Turks doing something fairly significant.

I think he's doing something fairly unique by filling a niche market for the elevated, smart genre film".

Then we mentioned legitimately – which describes doing something fairly and reasonably.

It also gets cheaper faster than people can consume it (and in most scenarios customers need to be doing something fairly extreme to consume vast amounts of storage).

Fluc, another startup we recently covered, is doing something fairly similar, but is more expensive Fluc charges $5.95 per order and inflates menu prices a bit, whereas DoorDash charges $6 per order and doesn't inflate menu prices.

Earlier this week, Mr Musk told Tesla shareholders that in order to speed up the pace of adoption of electric cars, Tesla was "playing with doing something fairly significant on this front which would be kind of controversial with respect to Tesla's patents".

Indeed, the hungry sizeable chap on the losing end of this deal does something fairly incredible.

I don't think I'm going to see that fighter, so I must have done something fairly special".

Jay Sean and Taio Cruz, by any standards, have done something fairly remarkable by getting to No 1".

If you asked it to do something fairly rapidly, it doesn't have time to look around and find the best path.

"The Korean authorities were quite curious and pleased we wanted to do something fairly neutral about their country," Gordon said recently.