Sentence examples for fairly switched from inspiring English sources

As an independent adviser I normally see people who have a bit put away and are financially fairly switched on but there is a whole legion of people out there who need qualified advice and aren't getting it".

He does have a long-term plan: a future Labour government would cut total spending but share out the cake more fairly through "switch spending".

For men, cufflinks or watches are pretty standard 'jewelry' and can be switched fairly often.

Djokovic started his speech in fairly solid French, but switched into his more comfortable English to finish it out.

From our survey the following picture emerges: Dutch GPs prescribe antidepressants fairly readily; they have switched almost unanimously to prescribing SSRIs, and refer depressed patients readily to a mental health professional.

Similarly, Mr. Varian says, advertisers and publishers can switch fairly easily to rival ad networks operated by Yahoo, Microsoft and others.

After a gap year in Egypt and Zimbabwe, he took up a place at Cambridge to read English, but finding the teaching "fairly hermetic and abstracted" swiftly switched to anthropology.

It comes as a shock because most governments, and even many scientists, have assumed that carbon dioxide emissions would work their way out of the atmosphere in about a century, enabling it to clean itself fairly rapidly once the world switched to clean sources of energy.

So nearly a third of customers switched in a fairly short period.

Unlike existing algorithms like Call Gapping, ICALB adopts dynamic techniques for controlling traffic load, pedantically addresses the issue of fairness by fairly serving switches and applying priorities among services, and balances excessive traffic load among the available servers of a distributed system.

Fairly quickly into my rehab, my mental picture switched to that of a person with two legs.