Sentence examples for fairly unified from inspiring English sources
The Fed board has been fairly unified on monetary policy lately.
That said, most of these currents coalesce in popular expressions of Christianity into a fairly unified stream.
The strategy, known as quantitative easing, has been controversial — critics say it could set the stage for future inflation and asset bubbles — but the Fed has been fairly unified behind it.
While NAPO members don't share any standardized method for organizing — the group offers certification classes, but each woman I spoke with has her own approach — they are fairly unified in their disdain for this Japanese interloper.
Each of the two parts of A Simple Story is fairly unified in itself.
The high dimension rank for "Perceived Protection" (6/100) by this recommendation suggests that South African stakeholders are fairly unified in the view that high quality HIV care protects participant rights and promotes their welfare.
Today, the markets have a name for the new animal: it is, said analysts at Deutsche Bank in a report published this summer, a "customer hub", offering all sorts of services to people in their homes and on the road.Behind Centrica's disparate activities lies a (fairly) unifying concept: to reduce the hassles of life, and especially the irritations of running a home and a car.
Things are not as bad as they used to be: it took a century for Australia's states to adopt the same railway gauge, and the rules for road haulage have only fairly recently been unified.
Their best moments were in the fast movements, which allow Orpheus to show off its spotlessly unified ensemble, and there were some attractions in the fairly brisk account of the slow movement in the Beethoven.
