Sentence examples for inserted quite from inspiring English sources

One official, who was involved in drafting Mr. Bush's speech a week ago in Cincinnati, said today that an appeal to Iraq's generals not to use chemical or biological weapons was inserted "quite deliberately".

Many of these TEs may have inserted quite recently and are not expected to be at high frequency.

This new MCS was optimized to allow directional cloning whatever the orientation of the cDNA since sites for compatible enzymes (e.g. BamHI and BglII) have been inserted quite symmetrically with respect to the center of the MCS.

As he wandered the legislative chambers and the governor's office -- inserting himself quite naturally into the politics of the budget stew -- nobody was confused.

It should be big enough so that you can insert it quite far into the drive and still hold well onto it.

That one finishes with a shameful send-up of Norm Provan and Arthur Summons' famous 'Gladiators' moment, a crime against Australian sporting heritage for which the responsible party at The Really Quite Good Ideas Company should have some Really Quite Big Objects inserted in, well, some Really Quite Uncomfortable Places.

Hunt also quite deliberately inserted into Direct Action the possibility that it could be "dialled up", that caps could be imposed on industrial carbon emissions forcing companies to buy emissions permits.

That muscle memory problem applies here, too, because and gets inserted in place of an quite a bit.

The results show that pre-fracturing of the disc inserts is quite significant.

The 90 putative matches throughout the smelt insert were quite short (<300 bp).

My father believed you should work most of the time and my mother couldn't quite see why he inserted "most".