Sentence examples for based on quite from inspiring English sources

Michel said that the decision to lock down this city of more than a million inhabitants was "based on quite precise information about the risk of an attack like the one that happened in Paris".

Earlier, Belgium's Prime Minister Charles Michel said the terror alert had been raised "based on quite precise information about the risk of an attack like the one that happened in Paris".

So maybe those reasons for particular reaction times aren't based on quite so sound scientific reasons after all?

And even that projection is based on quite pessimistic assumptions about future economic growth and hence future payroll tax receipts.

The authors of the report, Simon Redmond and Mike Wilkins, told me the carbon bubble risk assessment was based on "quite big assumptions.

However, there are now a few ready meals available that are based on quite unadulterated natural ingredients such as meat or fish with vegetables.

For spreading high-threshold phenomenon, greedy seeding based on quite-noisy link prediction can still reliably identify high-performing seed sets.

There are 'oughts' other than our moral duties, but these oughts are distinguished from the moral ought in being based on a quite different kind of principle, one that is the source of hypothetical imperatives.

Kember also wrote the script for Not Quite Paradise, a 1985 comedy movie, directed by Lewis Gilbert and based on Not Quite Jerusalem, the title presumably having been changed to increase ease of distribution in the Middle East.

This is based on a quite different set of basic assumptions from the ones made by the sociologist.

Thus the following conclusions are based on a quite generous estimate of income growth.