Sentence examples for work fairly hard from inspiring English sources

Other foods, such as orange juice, yogurt and cheese, are now beginning to be fortified, but you have to work fairly hard to reach 1,000 IU a day".

The app does work fairly hard to strike a balance between virality and a quality user experience.

Well, what we're trying to do–and we've been working fairly hard and with some success to do–is marry our slightly larger screen with their smaller screens.

Giving oats to a horse every night is also a good idea if you work your horse fairly hard regularly.

Labour is the party of hard work, fairly paid".

I may not be very good yet but I'm young and I work very hard – or fairly hard".

"But middle ground between the two binary options requires the hard work of doing some fairly hard engineering of labour markets".

Of course the reason for Miliband's new buzzword (also adopted by Barack Obama in his Together We Can campaign speech 2012) is to show unity and a way of differentiating Labour from the Conservatives who represent "wealth and privilege", as he said, while his own party focuses on "hard work, fairly paid".

Vestey was born in Bournemouth, and brought up and educated in south London, joining the West Kent News Service in Tonbridge Wells at 17. Its then owner, Bob Friend, also later a BBC foreign correspondent, remembers him crashing two cars in his first week (Vestey was a lifelong motor racing aficionado), and sums up those days as "lots of fun mixed with fairly hard work".

As strange as this may sound, toothpaste is made to remove build-up, so it works fairly well on hard water spots.

They are trying fairly hard.