Sentence examples for fairly common way from inspiring English sources

BACK in the 1700s, prizes were a fairly common way to reward innovation.

Floor area ratio plans have emerged as a fairly common way to combat the overdevelopment of lots.

That's a fairly common way to fund a business within the tightly knit Orthodox Jewish community.

The debate about moral motivation has been presented in this entry following a fairly common way of framing it.

In fact, Conway was allegedly critical of Lee when speaking to LPs about Lee's lack of involvement and move to L.A. Conway also believed his former partner to be paying himself far and above the fund's $250,000 annual salary cap by skimming off of SV Angel funds through a technique known as a fee waiver, a fairly common way for fund managers to cover the costs they are expected to invest upfront.

"Who the hell do you ask?" Litigation is a fairly common way of handling disputes over projects like this in the city, according to David Reiss, a law professor and expert on community development at Brooklyn Law School.

Those practices are fairly common ways of taking advantage of New York's porous laws.

Such millisecond pulsars are fairly common in the Milky Way, but astronomers have found one that stands out.

Pedestrian deaths along the way were fairly common.

The business weekly is close to Democratic Choice, an opposition movement, and has been highly critical of the arrest of one of its leaders, Galymzhan Zhakiyanov, who has been accused of corruption when he was a regional official.Such charges are fairly common in Central Asia, a convenient way for authoritarian presidents to dispose of their political opponents.

(By the way, it's fairly common practice for doctors to give you their personal cell phone numbers so you can contact them after hours or with follow-up questions).