Sentence examples for quite eligible from inspiring English sources

"Let's say, 15 years ago, when I was 25," said Ms. Carter, who is quite eligible for AARP membership.

He had a foot in the conservative musical camp, and was very French, which meant he was not quite eligible for Anglo-Saxon pop celebrity in the manner of John Lennon or Mick Jagger, and was vulnerable to the sneers of the hidebound disapprovers in France.

However, we noticed that quite some eligible and interested participants were excluded in this way.

The contribution rate into these accounts is quite low 2.5% of eligible earnings but the principle is important.

He is quite the most eligible bachelor around (if you don't mind penniless young men with pretty faces), so his whirlwind wooing of Catherine fools no one but the poor creature herself.

"It is quite wrong that a child eligible for the pupil premium and in care in one part of the country receives so much less funding than the child of an affluent professional parent in another.

Using a stepwise multimethod approach, 27 eligible studies with quite variable designs and methods including over 150,000 subjects from 16 European countries were identified.

Additionally, in order to follow 120 participants effectively, given the fact that participants may be eligible but withdraw quite early in the study possibly due to the deterioration of the participant's health, the decision was taken to replace participants who withdrew during the first year of follow-up, and recruit additional participants.

Prince Harry turned 25 on Tuesday, making him quite possibly the world's most eligible bachelor.

Within individual states, the proportion of counties with more registered than eligible voters can be quite high.

Quite some of the identified potentially eligible papers were not available to us.