Sentence examples for fairly it will from inspiring English sources

So somehow the affluent West must do more to extend economic gains? A. If the benefits are not seen to be spread increasingly fairly, it will not be possible to win a war on terror or isolate nations like Afghanistan and Iraq that breed it.

We're not sure if we'll see this in Apple's notebooks next week, but we're fairly certain it will make its debut sometime this year, and it's a welcome upgrade to be sure.

He remained "fairly confident it will pass in time".

There can be leeway from the exact specifications, he said, adding, "Set it up fairly close, it will be fine.

"I'm fairly sure it will be one of the remaining contestants," he says, evasively.

Musk, whose company has a history of missing deadlines said: "I do feel fairly confident it will be next year".

In Mr. Gilder's analysis, fairly soon it will be possible to transmit almost infinite amounts of information instantaneously.

Even on the unrealistic assumption that this is fairly shared, it will only add €4.50 ($6.10) to the average European weekly wage packet.

Schiano may present a few more wrinkles, particularly in the front seven, but over all, with this scheme being fairly basic, it will come down to players executing.

And I am fairly confident it will be reënacted in perpetuity unless — unless a court can say it does not comport with the Constitution.

Though Chan Marshall's performance is fairly restrained, it will give you an idea of the sideways soft-shoe she does onstage.