Sentence examples for conduct quite from inspiring English sources

One aspect of Bill Clinton's life that must have been insusceptible to her management, however, was his sexual conduct; quite apart from the pain that allegations of his infidelity may have caused her, they were jeopardizing Clinton's political future.

It's good to see that this issue got escalated and the European Commission was able to come up with a code of conduct quite quickly.

"Everyone's just like, 'Uh, whatever.' " Research conducted (quite unscientifically) yesterday on the streets of New York confirmed Mr. Richardson's hypothesis.

It is rare, in any case, to see a public searching of the architectural soul conducted quite as candidly as we see here.

So, processing of GLONASS measurements should be conducted quite accurately regarding determination of the operational frequencies for each satellite.

Because of this, analysis is conducted quite quickly at the rate of 28 ms for an average file [6].

Already Canada, especially French-speaking Québec, conducts quite different policies, which place it between the USA and Europe (Lesemann 2011; Schultze 1985; Wikipedia 2012b).

I conducted quite a few interrogations myself, over 300.

I was dismayed to learn this weekend about a Tesla employee who had conducted quite extensive and damaging sabotage to our operations.

And until I find the right partner that's going to take my work and I to the next level, I'll be conducting quite a bit of interesting moves on my own.

Quantitative and qualitative interview and questionnaire studies are conducted quite frequently in the course of projects on applied ethics [ 20, 28].