Sentence examples for fairly warns from inspiring English sources
"Ineluctable Modality of the Vaginal" is, as its cute title fairly warns, one of the book's hyperverbal improvisations.
"This is similar to what happened to the Israeli Defense Forces…We should consider ourselves fairly warned".
I propose here both to compare and to give away, so anyone who might want to see the film fresh should consider themselves fairly warned.
Cover the plate and keep it close to the stove so that it remains fairly warn.
He reminded Jaqmaq that he had Muslim subjects whom he treated fairly, and warned that he had the power to divert the Nile, but refrained from doing so for the human suffering it would cause.
Lorna Fraser, the Samaritan's media adviser on the reporting of suicide, said coverage of Saldanha's death so far had been "fairly responsible" – but warned that the mass coverage could have a detrimental impact on vulnerable people.
'Don't lip-sync and drive' the video then warns after a fairly high production-value crash, as onlookers rush to the car.
This race has sometimes presented top-class steeplechasers in a fairly unflattering light, and Paul Nicholls warns that the favourite will "improve enormously" after his break, but it would be surprising if he failed to outjump these rivals.
However, while a democratic social contract portrays itself as a product of mutual agreement in which rights and responsibilities are fairly balanced, a critical perspective warns that this is not necessarily a "magic formula" [ 14] equitably serving all members of society [ 8, 10, 15- 17].
But Cane warns that Vecchi's team studied only a fairly short time period, and longer geological records of sea surface temperature show the opposite effect from warming.
