Sentence examples for replaced fairly from inspiring English sources

Its associate jobs require little to no training, meaning that people can be replaced fairly easily.

I've had both knees replaced fairly recently and an arterial bypass in one leg.

Bolt-in or bolt-on guitar necks can be replaced fairly easily.

This can be anything, a "Coconut house", a wood cave, or even a toilet paper roll (If replaced fairly often).

The silicon case which protects the tablet now has a crack in it, it's fine for now but would need replacing fairly soon.

While we wanted to move beyond HCFCs, we didn't want to replace our cooling system with the same technology or one that we'd have to replace fairly soon owing to regulatory or environmental concerns". In its quest for "next generation" solutions, the company reached out to potential partners late in 2014.

The protagonists are then replaced by fairly crude cartoon drawings – Gervais is said to have been keen for the animation to be basic – as the discussion begins.

The defender would have to be replaced, at fairly short notice and by the only manager in the world willing to sign Antolín Alcaraz twice, and Everton supporters would end up feeling shortchanged.

-Repeal and replace Obamacare Trump's transition website leaves exactly what Obamacare would be replaced with fairly up in the air, but his earlier statements on healthcare line up with standard Republican positions.

Coughlin said he planned to have Ryan Nassib, a fourth-round pick from Syracuse, replace Manning fairly early against New England.

Volunteers (and employees) are valuable and to replace the fairly tedious job of dragging families through an exhibit could benefit museums – who can move resources to other areas – and to visitors who can gather around one robot rather than use those (arguably kind of gross) audio guides they give out now.