Sentence examples for is only fairly from inspiring English sources
Global warming is only fairly helpful: although Cornwall has been getting warmer, it has also been getting wetter.
As we sit in his garden at sunset, Diana Krall crooning coolly in the background ("CAT 1," indeed), he admits with uncharacteristic doubt that he is only "fairly comfortable" with his new life: "I was a hardline Marxist from the age of 21 to 36," he says, "and a part of me will always be a socialist.
Updated at 6.02am GMT 5.32am GMT 19th over: India 71-4 (Dhoni 9, Raina 30) Jos Buttler is enjoying Tredwell's contribution ("Lovely, Treddy") which is only fairly twirly for four balls but when he really tosses one up Raina comes down the pitch and smacks him for a straight six.
Occasionally he shows an irresistible desire to photograph merely feet, which sometimes is only fairly interesting, while at other times it is quite strained.Miss Bronson appears still to be living as Peter Pan, which is perhaps perfectly natural, as in this case she is supposed to be a school girl and as such she does not have to appear as a sophisticated actress or as a hoyden.
The relatively high incidence of false negatives (22.3 %) means that the LOE test is only fairly sensitive (77.7%%).
It is only fairly recently, in our pursuit of science, that we doctors often forget this.
This was only fairly effective.
It's only fairly recently in our history that men in their working roles were separated off from family life.
It was only fairly recently – perhaps six months ago, she says – that she still worried what people thought about her, and what the reaction would be.
"It's only fairly recently that we had enough data to do detailed analysis," said Martin Inglis, Ford's vice president for North American automotive operations.
It's only fairly recently that museums have credited Charles Eames and his wife (not brother), Ray, with much of their work, as well as investigated the other talented hands in the Eames office.
