The phrase 'fairly near' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe an approximate, but not exact, location or distance. For example, "It is fairly near to the city centre, about twenty minutes away by bus."
So, the accessibility of 3G mobile internet I predict to become ubiquitous and low cost in the fairly near term.
Whenever Scotland are playing anywhere in or fairly near to Estonia, they always spend a few nights here in Tallinn.
The trend lines are clear: at some point in the fairly near future — maybe by the time those twenty-somethings are forty-somethings — gay marriage will be routine.
The Fed has also tried to influence market expectations about future policy, but only for the fairly near term, declaring that it doesn't expect to raise short-term rates until late 2014.
Mr. Challancin, after leading a Sunday morning tour attended by visitors from fairly near (Jensen Beach, on the Atlantic Coast) and far (New Hampshire), claimed Lake Okeechobee "was one of the last wilderness areas in this country" to be settled, noting that a residential population didn't really establish itself until the first two decades of the 20th century.
Not solving it, though, means swapping a medium-sized pensions crisis now for a enormous one in the fairly near future: by the 2040s, if government takes no action, we're likely to be facing a generation of pensioners who have neither pensions, nor property wealth to drawn on, and still have rent to pay.
Now cue the deals: With Yang moved to the sidelines, Bartz hire clears the way for the AOL deal in the fairly near-term, Viebranz suspects.
Although there's a fairly blunt, near-archetypal aspect to the main characters — their expensive homes, sports cars and designer clothes speak the language of money fluently — the plot remains deliberately unobvious for a long time.
But in both places, the share price remained fairly static, near the bottom of the range of 66 to 76 Norwegian kroner a share, or $7.13 to $8.22.
By October 11, winds were fairly weak near the center and were stronger in outer rainbands.
These results also suggest that suppression of JA-responses by russet mites occurs fairly locally near feeding sites and does not spread throughout the whole leaflet.
