Sentence examples for information quite from inspiring English sources

I used that information quite carefully.

People living near the border get information quite quickly from China, from people going back-and-forth for trade, and they contact relatives using Chinese mobile phones.

So that makes a news channel perfect for those quite big, but not really big, stories for people who want information quite fast – but not immediately.

That makes the information quite different from what is usually seen in insider trading cases, which mostly involve nonpublic data about an individual company.

The Persian BBC is run largely by Iranians born after the revolution and raised in the Islamic republic, who began their careers as journalists in Iran and left only after their papers were closed; it is perceived not as propaganda, but a reliable source of information, quite unlike the state-run stations that continue to voice the government's myopic denials of the reality on the ground.

Not that this discourages buying on bad information, quite the opposite.

This information is quite crucial for informing policy makers and programme planners about the current situation of task shifting implementation in the country's public health care system.

"This new information is quite striking," he said.

"Finding information was quite a process," said Kremer from Boston, in a phone interview.

Most requests for information are quite routine, though some - usually asked in the small hours - can be a little bizarre.

This demand for further information sounds quite reasonable to us, even if Nationwide didn't communicate this properly to you.