Sentence examples for responded fairly from inspiring English sources

International thrillers responded fairly quickly, moving their operational theaters to the Middle East and retooling their plots for Islamic terrorists.

The political class has responded fairly nonchalantly to Mr. Munde's indiscreet admission, with some suggesting that their campaign costs were even higher.

Most responded "fairly dramatically" within days after such therapy and antibiotics, said Col. Bob DeFraites, the Army's chief of preventive medicine.

Put it this way: If something like the financial crisis of 2008 had occurred in, say, 1971 — the year Richard Nixon declared that "I am now a Keynesian in economic policy" — Washington would probably have responded fairly effectively.

And she responded fairly, shaky but steadfast: You can criticize the article, [but not] the way I look, or the way I'm talking, don't tell me I'm ugly and don't tell me to do things.

Blount responded fairly well to the suspension, improving his attendance in both academic and athletic pursuits.

The congregants also tend to respond fairly chastely.

But the answer could be this instead: individual members of Congress are responding fairly rationally to their incentives.

Outright starvation, arising from strife or natural disaster, is a graphic affliction to which the world responds fairly swiftly.

"Consumers tend to respond fairly quickly to sharp declines in household wealth," said Kenneth J. Matheny, senior economist at Macroeconomic Advisers.

While other commentators, responding fairly enough to what they were seeing and hearing, put their chips on Anthony's guilt, Grace bet the whole house on it.