Sentence examples for quite seeking from inspiring English sources

Advocates and gay leaders say they are not quite seeking out a test case to press the issue here but expect one to emerge from the hundreds of marriages that some estimate have taken place between New Yorkers of the same sex in Canada since two provinces of that country made it legal in July, and from the current spate of marriages in San Francisco.

Fourth, he points out that major search engines are owned by private corporations i.e., by "businesses that are quite properly seeking to make a profit".

The year before, Kim had for the second time broken his promise to permit U.N. weapons inspections, threatened to withdraw from the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty and was quite publicly seeking components for his nuclear weapons program.

"We were quite attention seeking," remembers Rob.

When people ask me why, I reply, "It has a door!" – quite a sought after thing at the free fringe.

"And certainly there are circumstances of urgency, for example, where you quite often seek an injunction based on defamation.

All the professionals involved, including social workers, quite rightly sought to protect the privacy of both parent and child in making what were difficult and no doubt emotionally wrenching decisions.

Remark 3.3 One quite often seeks a particular solution of a given nonlinear problem, in particular, the minimum-norm element.

Numerical experiments show that our design methodology can quickly and quite precisely seek out the optimal or sub-optimal allocation strategy for most production system patterns.

It's appealing because we're typically reluctant to relocate and successive Governments have often, quite sensibly sought to encourage economic development out of the South East.

But for all its symbolism and ceremony, this meeting has quite limited goals: seeking ways to better secure existing supplies of bomb-usable plutonium and highly enriched uranium.