Sentence examples for fairly enough from inspiring English sources

And he mocked Mr. Obama — fairly enough — for threatening to take military action, but not too much military action.

While other commentators, responding fairly enough to what they were seeing and hearing, put their chips on Anthony's guilt, Grace bet the whole house on it.

He noted, fairly enough, that the original Airtours decision was taken a mere five days after he started in the job in 1999.

The Nationalist leader Devlet Bahceli asked, fairly enough, why the economy minister was still in the cabinet and declared his usefulness over.

Actually, he cannot pinpoint these quaint regions, but the statement attests fairly enough to the ubiquity of Coca-Cola, and to the company's eagerness to distribute it everywhere.

Reynolds calls Baldwin's a "blinkered critique," though he concedes that Stowe trafficked in the clichés of "romantic racialism" while reminding us, fairly enough, that what now seems "like racial stereotyping" was "progressive" in her day.

Relative to the real oil prices that have prevailed for most of the past 40 years, $30 per barrel is fairly cheap cheap enough to allow people in rapidly developing nations like China, and India, and Brazil to take up driving.

As it can be observed in Fig. 2, MOS values reflect the subjects perception fairly with enough MOS samples for each meaningful value range.

Things certainly seem fairly placid, enough so that Attila pulls over next to the gaudy Akhmad Kadyrov Mosque.

(The difference between memoranda and orders is fairly technical obscure enough that even the president himself seems to think he's signing orders when actually they're memoranda).

This pattern may also suggest that migration within the Corn Belt is fairly high; enough to spread considerable genetic diversity into populations founded in the last 40 years.