Sentence examples for fairly perhaps from inspiring English sources

Had our leaders the gumption, they could ensure Qatada was tried fairly (perhaps, like the Lockerbie bomber, in a neutral country) and be done with him.

Afrikanerdom, in fact and fantasy, has been seen, not always fairly perhaps, as the dour face of a doom-laden, puritan people.

The mood is fairly quiet, perhaps as protesters realise they could be here for some time.

The University of New Hampshire poll has a history of being fairly volatile, perhaps in part because voters in New Hampshire can be fickle with their political opinions.

The mall is still fairly empty, perhaps because it was built so quickly that potential shoppers are scared to go in case the roof falls in.

But instead of reading the Treating Customers Fairly directive, perhaps the bosses at Lloyds were watching Glengarry Glen Ross, the classic 1992 film about salesmen under pressure.

I don't remember growing my first grey hair in my mane, but I think it was fairly recently – perhaps around the age of 48.

It was only fairly recently – perhaps six months ago, she says – that she still worried what people thought about her, and what the reaction would be.

In 1956, Dwight D. Eisenhower won an overwhelming victory despite the economic numbers being fairly average — perhaps a testament to his personal popularity, especially against a milquetoast Democratic opponent in Adlai Stevenson.

Ford isn't yet discussing production plans or prices, but sharing a platform and parts with the Escape should make the road to the factory floor fairly short – perhaps by the middle of next year.

"You get irregular people who are arrested fairly frequently, perhaps a vagrant person or a minor shoplifter, and they would have two or three cases pending in the court at any one time," she said.