Sentence examples for ground fairly from inspiring English sources

"It might be one of those things where the governor and legislators, Republicans and Democrats, can find common ground fairly quickly".

Obviously a higher court may say that I was wrong to do this, but I want to get this trial off the ground fairly as to everybody".

Engaging the support of professional contacts and making use of the many free online resources, including freelance work platforms and social media sites, some of which are industry or profession specific, can help consultants get their new careers off the ground fairly quickly.

Drive this into the ground fairly deeply and then loosely tie the sunflower stalk to the cane.

This technique works well for trees that are small to medium in size, as they will come out of the ground fairly easily.

Lorenz added: "We have some outside people criticising us for all sorts of aspects, but their knowledge of the … situation on the ground is fairly limited".

Why have you done this terrible, terrible thing?" sobbed Cathy, sinking to the ground and fairly beating the moorland with her tiny but spirited fists.

Or as Haldane put it, more graphically: "You can drop a mouse down a thousand-yard mine shaft; and, on arriving at the bottom, it gets a slight shock and walks away, provided that the ground is fairly soft.

Clegg said the country was faced with the "stark choice" of "a minority administration led by Ed Miliband or David Cameron basically at the beck and call of either the right or the left or, the greater likelihood, of a government anchored in the centre ground acting fairly for the whole nation".

This chapter explored the breadth and diversity of contextual archaeologies of cremation, arguing that in contrast to the rich and widespread evidence for cremation in the archaeological record, theoretical approaches in the archaeology of cremation have been relatively thin on the ground until fairly recently.

The going was relatively easy insofar as the ground was fairly flat, but the 2 m high Kunai grass trapped the heat and humidity and the men were heavily loaded with ammunition.