Sentence examples for previously quite from inspiring English sources

That has damaged his reputation, previously quite a high one, in the eyes of many colleagues.

Two sectors that were previously quite small, private equity and hedge funds, that combined leverage and asset markets expanded massively, creating a whole bunch of billionaires.All this, as Hyman Minsky analysed, created a potentially destructive cycle.

Writing the screenplay under the pseudonym Elton Thomas, and probably influenced by Robin's guest appearance in Sir Walter Scott's 19th-century novel "Ivanhoe," Fairbanks helped to introduce a previously quite local hero to a national stage, having him play a role in the formation of modern England.

As part of the project, tons of waste copper rock were hauled into the area to provide a base for the reconstructed roadway, which was previously quite steep through the hills and muddy during rains.

The localization of MRP6 was previously quite controversial, as rat Mrp6 was localized on the basolateral and canalicular plasma membrane of hepatocytes [144] whereas human MRP6 was present only on the basolateral membrane of hepatocytes [156].

Polish and Belarusian raccoon dogs did not rely on medium-sized mammals in winter [ 40, 50], and the importance of hares for Polish, Lithuanian, and Finnish raccoon dogs was previously quite small [ 38, 41, 42, 51].

Long before England's collapse to 23 for five on the second morning of the fifth and final Test match at the Sydney Cricket Ground this Ashes tour had already been transformed into a kind of Viking funeral for what was previously – even quite recently – a rather imperious England team.

Labour, having previously been quite keen on the "age of the car", decided to oppose it.

Wales had previously been quite good at the start of games, especially Paris.

A McDonnell that was prepared to back the financial services industry he had previously seemed quite happy to see go to the wall.

The Liberal Democrat leader admitted he had previously been "quite reluctant to talk about the language of 'deal-breakers' and 'red lines' and so on" but that in the late stages of the election campaign the party needed to set out what its deal-breakers would be.