Sentence examples for quite damp from inspiring English sources

"The base is quite damp so it is starting to warp so we might have to take it down to stop that happening to the artwork".

Mixture will be quite damp.

Those charming old stone walls can be quite damp and drafty, not only in winter, but during a rainy Irish summer, too".

I imagine yoga studios probably do get quite damp, but this must be a pretty odd gig for a dehumidifier salesperson.

It, too, is quite damp, for perfectly good reasons explained later, but the image first evokes a dungeon or a scene from one of the "Saw" pictures.

Some spring bulbs, such as snowdrops, fritillaries, eranthis and, in my own garden, muscari seem to thrive in quite damp conditions.

"So the effect on new car sales, month by month, of changes in fuel price will be quite damped.

So biking -- my chief form of transit in the city -- can be quite the damp, smelly affair.

Moreover, the proposed STFPIC as well as the FPIC have been found to be quite effective in damping oscillations over a wide range of operating conditions and are quite effective in enhancing the power carrying capability of the power system significantly.

McNair [11] obtained that a prey refuge with legitimate entry-exit dynamics was quite capable of amplifying rather than damping predator-prey oscillations.

It is well known that in the Born Jordan distribution the ghost frequencies are in fact damped quite well, and the noise is in general reduced.