Sentence examples for goods quite from inspiring English sources

This has held down the value of yuan in currency markets and kept Chinese goods quite inexpensive in foreign markets.

That said, John W. Tyler in "Smugglers & Patriots" relates that merchants sometimes gave to the captains carrying their contraband goods quite piratical-sounding instructions, including which specific cove to lay low in while in the Caribbean and so forth.

China has accumulated $2 trillion in foreign reserves, mostly in Treasury bonds and other dollar-denominated assets, and held down the value of its currency, which has kept Chinese goods quite inexpensive in foreign markets.

That's good, quite unromantic news.

Faulkner thought it "pretty good, quite honest".

"The document is not any good, quite frankly," he said.

"Crisis management by policymakers has been good; quite disciplined," he said.

Have a good, quite place to study with no distractions at all.

Good, but not quite good enough.

Auf Wiedersehen - Good-bye (quite formal).

They're quite good stories – quite good.