Sentence examples for quite problems from inspiring English sources

The medical system had done what it so often does: performed tests, unnecessarily, to reveal problems that aren't quite problems to then be fixed, unnecessarily, at great expense and no little risk.

Because patients generally have quite complex problems and multiple problems".

Table 3 shows the number of participants who reported bladder symptoms as a "problem" (those who classified the symptom as being "Quite a problem" or "A serious problem").

At the moment, it is raising some quite difficult problems.

But Mr. Honma did not face quite those problems.

During the 1930s it became clear that, as it stood, QED gave the wrong answers for quite simple problems.

Quite often, problems have kicked off which will need dealing with or allocating, and clients need a quick response time.

But all his enthusiasm does not hide the fact that MFI still has some quite sizeable problems.

I'm almost glad the writers are troubled now, with quite other problems I don't care about.

Wednesday August 29 Financial Services Authority chairman Sir Callum McCarthy writes to chancellor Alistair Darling indicating that Northern Rock "was running into quite substantial problems".

There appear to be quite general problems for giving a conditional analysis of dispositions and powers.