Sentence examples for quite illegal from inspiring English sources

"I'm certain you must have that wrong, Bonnie, Lewissaidid, "because that would be quite illegal.

In Italy, Uber operates in a grey zone – not quite illegal, but not quite condoned by the law, either.

Cortisone sits at that uncomfortable intersection between recovery and doping to win, situated on the graph somewhere between definitely unethical and not quite illegal.

Cortisone sits at that uncomfortable intersection between recovery and doping to win, situated on the graph somewhere between unethical and not quite illegal.

As far as Schalke is concerned, this is actually a tried and trusted method to do business – but sadly, like most get-rich-quick schemes, quite illegal.

"I can say that he broke girls' hearts, he broke his own, he made a few girls pregnant, had to pay for abortions, which were quite illegal back then, people forget, and I think more than that he did himself great harm.

That order was horrible, unconscionable and quite probably illegal, according to a decision by the ninth circuit court of appeals.

Indeed, officials at Immigration and Customs Enforcement ICEE) rejected the idea out of hand, as indefensible policy that was quite possibly illegal.

Which is what happened when BT did its early - quite feasibly illegal - trials of the Phorm system.

How much of an advantage is given to China by their quite sustained illegal efforts to acquire technology from both the United States and Europe?

Under the provisions of a 19th-century law known as the Anti-Deficiency Act, it is quite literally illegal for federal employees deemed nonessential to voluntarily work during a shutdown.