Sentence examples for quite developed from inspiring English sources

"I think the sport is quite developed," she said.

Bradley still hasn't quite developed that final sense of who he is.

Intellectual Americans, just like intellectual Britons, are quite developed self-haters.

Reading about concepts that are not yet quite developed produces fun and frustration in roughly equal measure.

Faults parallel to the river are quite developed and karstification is intensified along the faults and their intersections.

The deposits exhibit a quite developed crack network, which is highly dependent on the deposition parameters and the drying process.

I had introduced myself to Dad as Peter, the name I sometimes adopted, along with quite a developed alternative character, during anonymous sexual encounters.

But we were among five Australians in a group of eight, and were surprised to find Cuban tourism quite well-developed.

Since stewards are generally rich people who enjoy spending time at the track, it should come as no surprise that many of them have been racehorse owners and have therefore quite well-developed relationships with certain trainers and jockeys.

I am from India (a developing country where management, skills, business conditions etc are quite different from developed countries) so i just want to know is there any exception to what you said?

29 Elsewhere in the world, Ebi says all developing countries have done at least a limited adaptation assessment, and quite a few developed countries have national adaptation plans.