Sentence examples for quite mobile from inspiring English sources

Consistent with global migration trends (International Organization for Migration 2013), we found that women in our study not only were quite mobile, but short-term mobility among women was higher compared to that of men.

But until that point, I'm able to sustain and I'm quite mobile and I'm quite surprised.

These customers are typically between 30 and 45 years old, quite mobile, and new to wealth management.

The reasons for this behaviour are too complex to explain here, but this property allows electrons to be quite mobile in semiconductors.

In areas underlain by an impermeable layer (seasonally frozen ground or perennially frozen ground), the active layer is often saturated with moisture and is quite mobile.

American workers are quite mobile, and often need a temporary spot to stash their stuff while they line up a move.

But more important, company executives made it clear that, if they have not quite become mobile first, they consider mobile to be very important.

"People aren't quite as mobile nowadays".

Having staked out this ground early and occupied it for so long, London would be hard to dislodge.All this suggests that finance is not quite as mobile as some of its practitioners like to pretend.

However, NFC isn't quite the mobile mesh personal area network we've been looking for.

Despite being quite useful, mobile phone CDRs or metadata are still an indirect way to measure the economy; thus, they need to be combined with survey data or official statistics to inform models.