Sentence examples for fairly safe for from inspiring English sources

While SKC look fairly safe for a playoff berth, they have been plain bad in recent weeks, with five losses and one win.

According to number theorists, the money is fairly safe for now.

West Virginia's Senate race was once seen as fairly safe for Democrats, but new polls have put it in contention.

His district is fairly safe for Democrats, and two other candidates, Maricopa County Supervisor Mary Rose Wilcox and Democratic Rep. Steve Gallardo, have also announced bids.

Among them: Charters are a fairly safe cause for Democrats, vouchers are not.

Organised play offers a (fairly) safe outlet for competitive impulses that might otherwise get out of hand.

Granted, CNBC is a fairly safe audience for lighthearted mockery of a movement that has taken aim at big banks.

Temperatures hit 24.9C in Santon Downham, Suffolk, but 26C is expected and a "fairly safe bet" for the same region on Sunday, according to Met Office forecaster Tom Crocker.

He is quoted in the press as saying that although Japan used to be a fairly safe bet for big Western stars, now it's the whole region: "Even though Japan may be able to support three or four shows, this often wasn't enough to justify the expense of bringing a tour to Asia.

Halfway through the Iraq war, one bureau chief lamented to me, saying: "The only fairly safe place for me to send young reporters, who haven't been to Iraq before, is on 'embeds', but then they drink up everything the army tells them and report it as fact".

The south-east Varrock mine is a good, fairly safe mine for starters.