Sentence examples for quite breached from inspiring English sources

That same year we drafted Brad Ross who hasn't quite breached the NHL yet.

Another day when leading shares threatened to move into bear market territory ended with the threshold not quite breached.

Likewise, the east-west divide that defined the cold war era and divided the world is yielding place to a quite different breach between nationalist-traditionalist and internationalist-pluralist.

Allowing this sort of access during a pending case is a radical breach of judicial custom and decorum, and it is quite likely a breach of ethical rules that prohibit judges from extrajudicial comment on pending cases.

There's just no sight quite like a breaching humpback whale.

It might also have driven underground those gays and other high-risk individuals who quite understandably fear breaches in medical confidentiality.

So while I can certainly applaud the policy of Cranbrook school in making its pupils aware of the dangers of taking a range of substances, the penalty visited upon those of its pupils found to be snorting mephedrone seems to me frankly outrageous – and quite possibly a breach of their human rights.

Humans create walls between friend and foe, walls that can be quite difficult to breach.

President Barack Obama's cybersecurity adviser, Michael Daniel, speaking at a seminar in Washington, called the data breach "quite concerning" and warned consumers to change their passwords and monitor their credit scores.

This method has the following disadvantages: It takes a fair bit of work to do, and then quite often a breach occurs and the water runs off the slab.

It is quite possible that you breached the contract on purpose.