Sentence examples for quite in a position from inspiring English sources

Given the sudden furore, Hansen felt he was not quite in a position to take his own advice.

Santana was approachable and down to earth, Matz said, but not quite in a position to offer empty words of encouragement.

At one point, the then governor of the Community of Madrid promised to do whatever it took to lure EuroVegas (though, as it happens, she was not quite in a position to make such promises).

It currently has a market capitalization of around $21 million and on an operating basis is not quite in a positive cash flow position.

Moreover, if any beliefs of this type are true, Plantinga contends, then the Christian exclusivist is quite probably "in a better position, epistemically speaking," than those who reject the exclusivistic belief in question.

6.21am GMT 21st over: Australia 93-4 (Rogers 45, Bailey 2) Lead by 264 Australia aren't quite in an unassailable position yet.

But this puts us in quite a position.

And indeed, Itoje showed some decent touches, even if he never quite put himself in a position to engage the afterburner and outpace the Blues defence.

Participants regarded content knowledge as a prerequisite for credible and fair assessment of student performance, and regretted that they were quite frequently put in a position where this requirement was not met.

When Colin had been well he'd loved opera, and quite unbelievably Mark found himself in a position to get Royal Opera singers to perform in Colin's bungalow.

Winning was quite enough, and we were in a position where we could afford to do it; we'd already had a little bit of success.