Sentence examples for which will fairly from inspiring English sources

"Talks have progressed well with three unions - Unite, Aslef and TSSA - and we are optimistic that an agreement can be reached which will fairly reward staff over the London 2012 Games.

My prediction is that the new taboo subject will be something analogous to sexual relationships - an experience which will be fairly universal, involving a skilled technique which gives pleasure if properly understood but leads to disaster if misapplied.

Still, as a first guess, which will work fairly well on music with strong beats in the preferred tapping range, the highest peak can be assumed to indicate the beat level tempo.

If you don't want to make claws, many stores sell Halloween costume claws which will be fairly cheap and will substitute perfectly.

Next wait for your fish to be pregnant which will happen fairly soon after step 1.Your female WILL do these two things if she's pregnant 1. Develop a dark patch or gravid spot behind the tummy.

Edit photos, name, and location.When you click the link to create your profile, you'll be taken to your profile page, which will be fairly blank by default.

The gun is then supported by the left arm which will be fairly close to the trigger so that there is a straight line of "bone" from the gun to the ground.

So you have this enormous overbuilding, which will take a fairly long time to overcome.

So I'm starting a new series of one-to-one sessions which will hopefully be fairly regular (schedule allowing).

A new university system, consciously or not, is being fairly rapidly initiated which will inevitably change the character of what we mean by higher education".

(Scott) 'Dolphin Tale' (PG, 1 52) This real-life story of an injured dolphin named Winter who was rescued from a fishing net in Florida and fitted with a prosthetic tail is pitched to a fairly young crowd, which will probably love it.