Sentence examples for quite materials from inspiring English sources

Well, not quite: materials scientists in France, Germany and the US had, unbeknown to him, already discovered that adding chromium to steel changed the electrode potential of its surface by creating a stable and transparent oxide layer, making it resistant to rusting.

But many painters were also engaged with dress in a quite material way.

"There are so many investment opportunities at present that good governance is going to be quite material in where that investment goes," he said by phone from Sydney.

But the values of commodities to the roaring Asian nation are quite material indeed.

The design is heavy on animations and shadows, but it isn't quite Material Design.

Only 5%% claim to have generated a quite material profit impact that is, big data contributes already above 10%% of a telecom company's operating profit.

Citigroup's loss, of course, proved to be quite material in the end.

People who haven't had their hands dirty are useless because they don't have a practical ingenuity.Computers will only do what you ask them to do, whereas quite often materials fight back.

The two routes gave quite different materials although in both cases the products were essentially highly crystalline, dense particulates.

"It turns this quite mundane material into something beautiful.

Both are not quite Bayern material, however – at least not yet, in Weinzierl's case.