Sentence examples for quite development from inspiring English sources

Then it sat in development purgatory (i.e., not quite development hell) for a bit until the Adult Swim guys came back and said something like, "Sorry, Bob, we love it and all… but it's just too logical and has too much of a narrative for our viewers.

That seems to me a quite positive development".

We felt that it was appropriate to get this quite significant development onto public record," Mr Howard said.

Curiously enough, the precedent for modestly doing over Sixth Avenue is already being set in the East Fifties by a quite spontaneous development.

Edoardo is now ranked 15th in the world, quite a development considering that he was 653rd at the start of the 2009 season.

So the problem is that food is a relatively inefficient means to deliver cash to NGOs pursuing quite important development programming in low-income communities.

"They said, 'We are fed up with politics, and we have to be purely aesthetic.' What we are seeing now is a quite natural development as the aesthetic and the political become more balanced".

It is not an auspicious beginning – but the magnetism of Keats himself, and the quite remarkable development of Fanny's personality, mean that joshing and teasing quickly transform into feelings of sympathy and tenderness.

This is one of many fertile areas to which our advocacy should now turn, if we are to convert a more progressive but still quite detached development narrative into concrete policy change and actual progress.

And the gap is widening: official aid is dwindling, whereas remittances are still growing.Remittances as stimulusUntil quite recently, development experts used to ignore these large flows, or worry that their impacts were mainly negative.

"It's a very interesting and potentially quite important development," says John La Montagne, deputy director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases.