Sentence examples for fairly coherent from inspiring English sources

From 1899 to 1905 a fairly coherent coalition of left-wing and centre parties (the so-called Bloc Républicain) provided France with stable government.

With forty-seven songs performed unaccompanied at the midtown-Manhattan offices of Dylan's music publishers, it offers a fairly coherent portrait of the young artist.

Only in Mexico and to a lesser extent in Peru did professional armies form fairly coherent interest groups pressing for the maintenance of their traditional privileges.

George Osborne's statement on Wednesday united a series of cobbled-together, back of the envelope spending cuts into a fairly coherent narrative on rebuilding the battered British economy, to "raise our national game".

Fortunately, it results in a fairly coherent picture.

Poppies, opium, and opiates all work as a fairly coherent metaphor.

These small pieces then could rotate on the fluid endoplasm, and later come into alignment with other such pieces, with selection probably favoring homopolar alignments, thereby enabling a gradual reconstruction of a coherent and fairly normal cortical pattern [ 120].

But the basic thrust of Obamacare is, as I've just explained, coherent and even fairly simple.

True, he's pronounced on the subject fairly often, but not in any coherent way.

This paper proposes a new model for team building, which enables teachers to build coherent teams rapidly and fairly for the term projects of software engineering courses.

Yes, people should take a wholistic view of free speech and censorship, knowing both must fairly cross both sides of the aisle to have a coherent and enforceable policy.