Sentence examples for quite caused from inspiring English sources

Despite the July-released Monster Hunter Generations getting some stellar reviews, it hasn't quite caused the rumble that 4 Ultimate did a year ago (this was VICE's contribution).

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!

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.

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

Quite what caused the abscess, or exactly how severe it was, has not been revealed.

Mr Mulligan said recent shooting incidents has "quite rightly caused a large amount of concern within the community".

"People wanting the thing they can't quite have — that causes more trouble than anything else".

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

It is true that quite what causes the widespread market failures in finance remains an open question.

No-one knows quite what causes it.

It, quite literally, causes obesity, attention deficit, and a litany of sedentary-lifestyle disorders.