Sentence examples for fairly involves from inspiring English sources

Fighting fairly involves focusing on understanding what the other is trying to say and on conveying your own message, rather than on reacting emotionally or manipulating the emotions of the other party.

Parental involvement in education was measured with two different items: "how often they speak with teachers" (once a week, once every 2 3 weeks, once a term, less than once a term, never) and "how involved they feel in the adolescent's education" (very involved, fairly involved, not very involved, never involved).

"I'd always been fairly involved, but I think you have to see it in terms of a family gestalt.

But even in this breezy early score, his music has modern touches: spiky harmonies, irregular melodic phrase lengths and some fairly involved vocal interplay.

27% of the participating trusts undertook a local survey of bereaved relatives: of those completing the questionnaire, 76% reported being very or fairly involved in decisions about care and treatment of their family member.

Along the way it has prompted some fairly involved discussions about numerous management topics, including many that just don't get much airing: domestic violence at work, corporate philanthropy, the troubles of older workers, underperforming performance reviews and the meaninglessness of the average mission statement.

It is also a fairly involved process: No more than three of the suspender ropes — each one is made up of 283 wires, according to the Port Authority — that stretch from the bridge's main cables to the roadway can be replaced at the same time, as removing more than that could destabilize the span.

As the approach is fairly involved mathematically, an automated procedure is developed.

Previously, these kinds of personal recommendations have only been accessible from the web and were a fairly involved affair.

The scientists behind the method have "some impressive sounding evidence, and understanding the problems with it requires fairly involved scientific and statistical reasoning," she wrote.

Twitter PR head Sean Garrett said in a Tweet that Dorsey will be providing the questions to the President, and 'there will be a fairly involved process on how they are selected' from the stream.