Sentence examples for quite a process of from inspiring English sources

Reality, blurred by myth ancient and urban, refuses to be quite a process of cause and effect; identity is always threatening to dissolve.

("Is there a war outside our house?" "Is there a giant spider in our bedroom?") Sometimes there needed to be quite a process of calming the partner down and getting her or him into a mindset that would make it possible to go back to sleep.

Token sales are, quite simply, a process of generating and selling a new cryptocurrency.

Mr. Zubeidah was promoted through the ranks quite literally by a process of elimination.

"This is a concept that got accelerated for Afghanistan, and it has been quite a process," a senior military official said of the plan to send the U.S. Army's first-ever Security Force Assistance Brigade to Afghanistan early this spring.

"These stories haven't been told too much, but this does suggest that there is a quite robust process of assimilation into the ethnic majority".

Supercritical fluids have been used in quite a number of processes and process steps related to production of energy, mostly in laboratory and demonstration scale.

It's quite a creative process, thinking of how to photograph them and set the scene".

A change in soil nutrients is a rather long-term and quite complex process of temperature-driven mineralization and alteration.

He said he did not find it "odd" that he could not remember what Hough called "quite a remarkable process, the changing of officers' statements for a judicial inquiry of this importance", because: "My powers of recollection for this entire process has been difficult".

The greatest short- to medium-term problem is the quite hurried process of the establishment of the interim federal states.