Sentence examples for fairly positively from inspiring English sources
Some artists and indie musicians see Spotify fairly positively – as a way of getting noticed, of getting your music out there where folks can hear it risk free.
A similar trend is seen in the category of attitude, that the responses are fairly positively oriented towards shadowing; and most salient of all, 100% agreed that 'feedback is very useful' (Pf5); while 97% think they can become better at shadowing with more practice (Pf4).
As mentioned, Saigal et al [ 40] found no difference between the mean HRQL of young adults born preterm and that of young adults born at term, and concluded that young adults born with a handicap have adapted to their disabilities and view their lives fairly positively.
The second Function, which accounted for 31.1%, was fairly heavily weighted positively on occipital nasal length and occipital breadth, less heavily on nasal breadth, and weakly negatively weighted on zygomatic breadth.
While he said he dreamed of achieving true equality in terms of social mobility and disability as well as ethnicity and gender, he was worried about how to positively discriminate fairly across all under-represented groups.
The Americans are much better equipped than their British counterparts (the 'Lash' base used to be fairly quiet at night. It now positively vibrates from the constant to and fro of US helicopters on night operations).
She must've reluctantly decided I was the best option in our class of fairly gormless-looking teenage boys, because Lisa responded positively to my lame chat-up line.
I have three grandparents still going fairly strong today, and my mum and dad are positively robust.
The portal was positively appraised and most login users found their personal information "fairly easy" to "very easy" to understand (Table 4).
The announcement was couched in fairly opaque language, allowing analysts to draw widely differing conclusions.The markets have reacted positively, with the dollar down and risky assets up.
The results remain fairly stable (Table 2, column 3): trust in the home country is still positively related to individual trust, and slightly more so in the United States.
