Sentence examples for fairly fundamental from inspiring English sources

"We've had to do some fairly fundamental things," Lady Hamlyn said.

When the people of Greece go to the polls on 25 January, they will face some fairly fundamental choices.

"It's not just about an attractive personality – she's also spent four years doing a fairly fundamental rewiring of the party".

"If that's not going to work, then we're going to have to redesign the social compact in some fairly fundamental ways over the next twenty years.

ENSURING that the engines stay properly attached to the fuselage is, one might think, a fairly fundamental part of maintaining a passenger aircraft.

The BBC is "going to have go through a fairly fundamental rethink," said Steve Barnett, professor of communications at the University of Westminster in London.

Wrapping it up, the market appears ready to move higher based on the combination of pessimistic sentiment, improving technicals (given that the above scenario plays out), and a fairly healthy fundamental picture.

However, even more than gadgets and gimmicks, so-called "Ultra-High Net Worth Individuals" value fairly simple fundamentals of a great customer experience, said Milton Pedraza, CEO of the Luxury Institute, a research firm focusing on the nation's wealthiest 10%.

Rothschild concludes that RBS shares may never return to their pre-crisis levels and the current share price "fairly reflects the fundamental value of the bank".

Part of the reason is that, in the absence of a sufficient amount of polling, the model weighs what we call "state fundamentals" fairly heavily.

The backdrop has been fairly rocky on a fundamental basis, but technical levels of support combined with a backdrop of heavy skepticism and a large "short trade" have helped the market stay afloat.