Sentence examples for fairly proper from inspiring English sources

So last night around midnight we started emailing back and forth and very quickly compiled a fairly proper interview instead of a quick surface-level Q & A. So here's an interview with Jeremy Fish that I'm pretty stoked on.

It's clear there's more research to be done, but also seems fairly evident that proper procedures can lure sharks, when necessary, without raising risks to surfers and others eager to enjoy ocean waters in regions also frequented by this remarkable predator.

The link is fairly straightforward for proper nouns as rigid designators, as their references do not change over time.

Paying smaller suppliers on time and treating them fairly is good and proper business.

Mr. Curry stepped in to assure the senators that the panel's concerns will be "thoroughly and fairly reviewed" and the proper action taken.

Proper disclosure fairly shifts some risk from the company to the user — if, that is, the disclosure is clear and understandable.

When the data have little noise, and they have been distributed fairly and also a proper value has been chosen for ℓ, the images of vectors θ j must include s general clusters along with isolated points (henceforth called "outliers") [13].

"It's fairly complicated because what the proper adjustments are is not so obvious," he says.

Pheromones emitted by queens and/or workers communicate a variety of messages and elicit fairly stereotypical responses in the proper context.

The fact that you can now measure, design, and build a proprietary object should strike fear in the hearts of ink merchants everywhere and there are plenty of people out there who would, in a fairly unscrupulous manner, supply the proper ink bladders to home makers who simply want the nozzle and ink container and will make their own PLA or ABS cartridges.

It's a fairly standard core idea for proper journalism.