Sentence examples for need fairly from inspiring English sources

Perhaps.They need, fairly soon, to choose.

Children who need fairly simple texts should be encouraged to develop their skills through stories that are really gripping.

"I think in a public company you need fairly tight coherence at the top of the house," he said, a sign of company loyalty as much as stoicism.

That all tells me that people are also hungry for a big plan from the president to fix the economy, one that will bite and challenge both parties at the scale we need, fairly share the burdens and won't just be about "balancing the budget," but about making America great again.

Most Europeans now accept, as a general proposition, that if their economies are to return to faster growth, and unemployment is to be cut, their bloated pension, welfare and health-care systems, and their rigid labour-market regulations, all need fairly radical reform.

In other words, IT need fairly a long time within which the employee learn how to work and apply it in practice.

Ten years ago you needed fairly decent computer skills to get a blog off the ground.

"The fact that this particular design needs fairly heavy batteries helps it," he said.

He visits his father's grave: The small slab of granite suits my own needs fairly well, also.

The term root cellar was just that: a cool underground place suitable for storing roots and other items that needed fairly constant temperature year round.

Rather than conjuring up more financial bubbles, the UK needs fairly paid workers and productive businesses to create growth based on real value.