Sentence examples for what fairly from inspiring English sources

The question is: What fairly constitutes disruptive behavior?

Asked by a player what "fairly close" meant, Spurrier replied, "Well, it's between close and regular".

That, she said, is what fairly large employers would have to pay; individuals buying family insurance would find their rates "much higher".

So again, whether you call it a correction or not, what seemed fairly damning before, now looks pretty innocuous.

It has its full share of what can fairly be called inaccuracies.

I shop at Amazon now for what can fairly be described as "everything".

"What became fairly clear was that I would have been some form of special adviser.

"They are engaged in what can fairly be described as self-destructive behavior.

In what can fairly be described as a blockbuster decision, the Supreme Court has reversed the Florida court on both points.

A healthy financial market needs clear — and vigilantly enforced — rules on what's fairly researched information and what's an illegal tip.

It has pierced the veil of silence that, for decades, has obscured the astounding growth of what can fairly be called plutocracy.