Sentence examples for effect quite from inspiring English sources

A nice detail: move the crowd farther back from the field, and the effect, quite robust otherwise, diminishes.

That knowledge, like the vodka, warmed my blood, but neither effect quite lasted the whole 40 minutes.

He called the announcement, coming just nine months after a cease-fire went into effect, "quite a significant development," and an unexpected one.

Mr. Iger also said the company, which has so far avoided mass layoffs, was putting into effect "quite significant" cost-cutting measures across the board, but he declined to specify how much the effort could save.

The dismantling of the educational and welfare systems and the health service may not be directly intended to restore the pre-1939 or even pre-1914 status quo, but the powers that be will find the effect quite acceptable.

Such is the concentration of young workers on poverty pay, that this age limit dilutes the effect quite a bit, but – considered in isolation – this move would be worthwhile.

The trouble is, few of Mr. Straub's intended effects quite come off.

Fatigue damage parameter using strain energy density accounted for the mean stress effects quite satisfactorily.

We will see the effects quite clearly with this type of neutral, focused, and tender awareness.

A compound that has recently been shown to exhibit effects quite close to the desired in vivo behavior is dithiophene DB1255.

The effect is quite often funny, quite often dirty.