Sentence examples for fairly amicable from inspiring English sources

A power struggle could set off a conflict between Guinea's (hitherto fairly amicable) three main tribes.

Yesterday, on their Web site, R.E.M. announced what appears to be a fairly amicable breakup.

So far, it's all been fairly amicable, and the children understand.

During the first week of the standoff, things were fairly amicable between the militants and local authorities.

McDowell, speaking to reporters from Bulgaria, site of this week's World Match Play Championship, described McIlroy's departure from Horizon as "fairly amicable".

If he wants to be magnanimous, he can be, without threatening his position, and that could lead to a fairly amicable resolution.

"Sounds pretty amicable?" "Oh yes.

The breakup itself was pretty amicable.

But Mark Palmer, a spokesman for American Amicable, said the company was "fairly confident" that its products were not involved in the more recent incidents at Fort Benning.

Mr Shaiken thinks this is fairly likely, so long as Ford and Chrysler reach similarly amicable deals with the UAW.However, Kristin Dziczek of the Centre for Automotive Research in Michigan is sceptical: workers usually join unions only when they feel mistreated, she says.

But ever the amicable exes, Silverman and Kimmel seem to have maintained a good relationship, with fairly regular gags on "Jimmy Kimmel Live" -- from the viral "I'm F***King Matt Damon" to Matt Damon's more recent takeover of the show, in which Silverman made an appearance.