Sentence examples for quite been provided from inspiring English sources

So was much of the industry, and answers have never quite been provided.

Venus and her sister had already been provided quite enough entitlement to be themselves.

Though, a quite limited interpretation was provided for those findings.

A quite different approach is provided by the rate- and state-dependent frictional fault theory (RST) of Dieterich (1994), which has been developed originally for modelling aftershock activity of larger earthquakes in response to sudden shear stress release.

They also say that quite frequently, information is provided by nurses and not by doctors.

Although speculative, it seems quite likely that private patients are provided with greater choice in relation to a scheduled caesarean section.

He was arguing that Silicon Valley is colonial by nature, giving the gift of something free in exchange for a tax of data and control which people don't quite realize they're providing.

"Quite simply they will be providing additional working capital for the club and they are also providing funds to strengthen the team.

A particular issue is providing (quite large) amounts of ventilation and doing this without compromising security or letting in rain, noise or dirt.

But it is quite clear that he is providing definitions (1974: 44), which is why the biconditional is more appropriate, and indeed he uses the biconditional in his 2003b: 194 when introducing the notion of inclusion.

Update: A Dell spokesperson tells me it "goes well beyond just a sponsorship – we are providing quite a bit of technology on the back-end to help make the livestream possible".