Sentence examples for means a fairly from inspiring English sources

But no payroll tax cut extension, which means a fairly big dose of austerity despite the deal.

That means a fairly simple study that attempts to peer into the feline mind can break new ground.

Not long ago, estrangements could mean a fairly clean break.

Not long ago, estrangements between family members, for all the anguish they can cause, could mean a fairly clean break.

Some say that the $10,000 cap applies to all joint expenses, which would mean a fairly sharp limitation on soft money.

Positive eurozone economic data in the form of strong third quarter growth figures and falling unemployment meant a fairly positive end to the month for European equities.

I can just about see that China might be able to do this; though I would have thought labour costs would mean a fairly severe correction was necessary for western imports to be competitive with Chinese goods.

In part his film-making was, at the start, a means to a fairly primal end.

That means only a "fairly small percent" of the pigs slaughtered for Natural Choice had any outdoor access, he said.

I think this means I have a fairly robust internal gross-out meter.

Whether that means there's a fairly standard turnaround time on the creation of clocks that use Nixie tubes, I couldn't tell you, but it means time shouldn't play a role in your decision between the two.