Sentence examples for checked quite from inspiring English sources

"Anything with senior government officials or heads of state was checked quite carefully, at least with the national security adviser, if not the president," the official told me.

"Royals" by Lorde is one that gets named checked quite a bit, causing the system to shut down and reboot.

However, it can be seen that crystal defects can rapidly diminish dynamical effects; this could be checked quite easily by performing a high-resolution scan to check the validity of using kinematical theory (Fig. 16 ▶ b).

This phenomenon can decrease the results for critical pressures in the stability checks quite considerably as compared to the results for models with assumed deformation-independent pressure.

Yet, it would seem that the app reviewers at Apple didn't check quite closely enough, again.

Although the Switch definitely makes some compromises, it's looking to check quite a lot of boxes on gamers' wish lists.

Michael Palin recalled that he "seemed to view us as a colossal inconvenience", and Beatrice threatened them with a bill for a stay of two weeks even though they had checked out quite quickly.

Elliot and Chester have already checked off quite a few items from the bucket list.

Last I checked, nobody quite knew how big a dent the roundups make in rattlesnake populations, but the methods used by hunters, which include ripping apart and pumping gas into the dens where snakes hibernate en masse, almost certainly depress local carrying capacity (to say nothing of the effects on other species).

Few divisions specialise in delivering reality checks quite like the Championship.

He adds that, despite strict security checks, "quite a lot of people try their luck", and "there's only so much you can stop" from being smuggled in.