Sentence examples for quite bleeding from inspiring English sources

That's a pleasant way of saying that the carmaker isn't quite bleeding to death, since it has only lost $175 million for the first half of the 2005/06 financial year, compared with more than $600 million for the previous fiscal year.

Young, whose head was "bleeding quite a bit," said he turned around and saw another young girl, about 6 years old, holding a puck in her hand and bleeding from the mouth.

Sony Mobile isn't bleeding quite so hard, but it's hard to imagine it being a particularly profitable unit any time soon.

"She was hit in the upper thigh, bleeding quite a bit, hysterical, and very panicky because she didn't know what happened," Johnson told the news outlet.

Another witness, only identified as Jamie, similarly recalled hiding in the Black and Blue restaurant's kitchen with one of the victims who he described to The Guardian as "bleeding quite a lot".

Recent findings indicate that two different patients with the so-called Scott syndrome, a quite rare congenital bleeding disorder, have missense mutations in the TMEM16F gene.

During the past year two of the greatest crime dramas ever on television have come to an end: "The Wire" left us in March, and "The Shield" on Tuesday in a cut deep enough to leave us bleeding for quite a while, no matter how tight the tourniquet.

He told the BBC: "My concerns using alteplase for stroke have always been that the risks of this drug are quite considerable, particularly with bleeding into the brain.

I'm not quite sure that the bleeding heart, super PC media elite are the ones that are after Kanye and Kim.

For days afterwards I was in intense pain and I think I bled quite a bit.

Lineker did not require a bandage, despite seeming to bleed quite profusely during the opening segment.