Sentence examples for see fairly from inspiring English sources

If the economy were operating close to potential, we would expect to see fairly energetic wage rises.

So far this has worked very well, and my vision in my right eye (good eye) has indeed stabilized and I can see fairly well.

They look like your basic jellyfish, but they can swim pretty fast, maneuver around things, and see fairly well despite not having a brain.

But given the diabetes program's broad scope, she predicted that UnitedHealth would be able to see fairly quickly what worked and what did not, and to fine-tune any differences in the approaches that may be necessary in places as varied as Tucson and Minneapolis.

This site conveniently has a chart showing Indonesia's external debt as a share of gross national income (not exactly the same as GDP, but close enough): You see fairly elevated levels in the mid-1990s, then the ratio soars in the crisis.

I'd be mildly surprised, but not too terribly; designing the internet is hard," said Bray. "On the other hand, assuming the IETF smiles on the idea, the work of deploying it in web servers and browsers would be easy and straightforward, and I would expect to see fairly rapid uptake".

But they are seen, fairly or not, to lack political weight and public presence.

And, indeed, TV cash in the budget means that it will be seen fairly rapidly on ITV1.

The first year saw fairly high profile quarterly awards celebrated on in-house blogs, emails and internal events.

One very common example that is seen fairly often is discrete-time signals in the context of economic time series, for example, stock market analysis.

"We're still seeing fairly significant levels of misconduct," said Richard Girgenti, KPMG's national director of investigative and integrity management services.