Sentence examples for quite report from inspiring English sources

Although Stanford claims the beta GPU client runs 20 and 40 times faster on new Radeons, and although Radeons have many gigaflops of processing power, the current client doesn't quite report this tremendous workload.

Their question: "IS THIS THE END OF THE VOICE CARRIERS?" I've been trying to download the flipping thing all morning so I can't quite report on the accuracy of these claims but I suspect this is user/programmer error more than THE DEATH OF ALL CARRIERS EVERYWHERE! Note: this appears to only work under the 3.0 firmware, which means it's definitely an oversight.

Not quite, reports Entertainment Online.

The stance represented a U-turn from a quite conservative report he had written roughly two weeks earlier.

Selling high sugar goods is one thing, but encouraging the purchase for children is quite another (Report, 22 August).

First, Barclays could quite legitimately report that its chief executive, Antony Jenkins, had been paid £1.6m in 2013 under new rules that came into force in October.

Numerous studies can be found that, quite often, report on seemingly contradicting findings since different cell types will interact with the same particle in different ways [28].

Also, as in this study, WMC are quite often reported, albeit having little or no clinical significance in the acute situation.

Not quite the story reported in the press then.

For the rating on subjective sense of threat caused by the disease, 11 participants (8%) reported "not at all," 37 (28%) reported "a little," 43 (33%) reported "moderate," 28 (21%) reported "quite serious," and 12 (9%) reported "extremely serious".

"If anything, the committee received quite contradictory reports about which countries' borders the terrorists crossed".