Sentence examples for quite cause from inspiring English sources

Rapping, the Witch adds: He said, "All right," But it wasn't, quite 'Cause I caught him in the autumn In my garden one night!

Xabi Alonso did not quite cause the same mass hysteria in Munich as Kagawa did in Dortmund on Saturday, but the Spaniard arguably had a better game in the 2-0 win over Stuttgart.

It's not quite cause and effect, but does suggest that we may be learning a thing or two from the autopsies that are preventing further mistakes.

Indeed, a single clinical phenomenon can have quite different "causes," and one "cause" can have quite different clinical consequences (Table 1).

But this resplendence of his wasn't quite the cause of my paroxysm.

Fibromyalgia comorbidity is a quite frequent cause of comorbidity in primary headache patients, characterizing more severe and invalidating forms.

Urban deep excavations in cities quite often cause ground surface settlement in the city and main excavation activities.

Defects in these pathways quite often cause tissue overgrowth or cancer.

The three sackings, admittedly, had quite different causes.

It's an intermittent fault which has quite clearly caused a lot of problems.

American bond yields (long-term interest rates) would soar, quite likely causing a deep recession.