Sentence examples for fairly or very from inspiring English sources

The poll showed that most people (71%) remain fairly or very concerned about climate change, compared to 82% in 2005.

Asked about their personal financial circumstances, 51% say they are fairly or very confident — up from 43% in December.

In a Department of Heath stocktake, 97% of local councils said they were "fairly or very confident of delivering the changes".

The first British Crime Survey, in 1982, found that 92% of respondents thought their local police were doing a fairly or very good job.

In last month's New York Times/CBS News Poll, nearly 8 in 10 Americans rated the economy as fairly or very bad.

In Marseille, the study found, 55percentt of Muslims and 68percentt of non-Muslims have a fairly or very strong sense of belonging to their city.

Nine Americans out of every ten polled say that religion is either "fairly" or "very" important to them; seven out of ten claim affiliation to a religious group; four of every ten regularly attend a church, synagogue or mosque.

The UK has joined Canada, America and France in the top-ten as being among those who say further education, in 2015, offers fairly or very poor value for money.

A 2008 study by the University of Edinburgh of 15 and 16-year old schoolchildren in Cornwall found that 58% of respondents felt themselves to be either 'Fairly' or 'Very much' Cornish.

Neighbourhood quality was based on the number of 'fairly' or 'very poor' responses to questions about attractive buildings, attractive environment, and a quiet and peaceful environment.

Another important finding of our study indicates that approximately one in four pre-seniors and seniors report at least one or more impacts of their oral health on the quality of life 'fairly' or 'very often'.