Sentence examples for actions were quite from inspiring English sources

The appeal court judges agreed that her actions were "quite dreadful", but said "the effects of her behaviour could not have been imagined or understood by a child of her age", only 11, when she made the allegation.

Those actions were quite proper.

"Some actions are quite comprehensive," Mr. Bloomberg said.

If the financial system really was as close to breaking point as we are told it was, then such actions are quite justified.

The Mortgage Bankers Association does not track the number of rescissions exercised by consumers each year, but industry executives said such actions are quite rare.

"Perhaps his methods appear rather harsh to some people, but people who understand a bit about politics and the economy and history, will understand that his actions are quite well thought through and are exactly what we need at the moment.

The main findings are, that when transformations are in effect the awareness of one's own actions is quite low.

Such load actions are quite similar to wind turbine applications; however, there are some load cases that are only applicable to wind turbine towers.

TGF-β actions are quite often described as opposite or distinct effects in context-dependent situations.

However, those actions are quite limited and will not yield much result unless successful fundraising helps to scale up activities to reach as many youth as possible across the country and on a consistent basis.

Associations between cognitive risk perception measures and protective action were quite inconsistent across the ten selected surveys in this study.