Sentence examples for has quite implemented from inspiring English sources

Better system-wide social – Granted neither company has quite implemented social quite that well just yet, but Microsoft's live tiles with flipping and flopping feed images and the interaction between social networks and contact lists is doing an interesting job of it.

The good news is that OMB has connections with all government agencies and has quite a lot of power to implement and manage functions.

And I think Bitcoin are looking at that as well, but I think everyone probably has quite different ideas about how to implement it.

The team still has quite a roadmap of features that it wants to implement.

The Ardsley has, quite simply.

Of course, the capabilities embedded in the bilateral relationship have not been fully implemented, and here we have quite a lot of things to do.

"We had quite a few conversations with Oliver, and they started before the rule was implemented because they'd been talking about it for some time," Tony Murphy said.

She adds, "I think EPA has had quite a bit of financial and staff resources that have been cut over the years, and so it's been much more difficult for them to implement the law as envisioned by Congress".

Have quite a short string.

"My wife and I are both in our 60's," Mr. James said, "and a lot of the programs that she has implemented have helped us senior citizens quite a bit.

While simpler insect navigation behaviours have been implemented quite successfully, the more complicated way-finding capabilities of vertebrates still pose a challenge to current systems.