Sentence examples for quite under from inspiring English sources

With construction not quite under way, it's also a chance to dream.

My recent colonoscopy showed that the Crohn's disease seems to be quite under control".

It's very popular with the locals and not surprisingly they keep it quite under wraps".

But Tomalin can never get herself completely clear, or her subject quite under control, on this score.

The second entity, not quite under the author's control, comes to set the terms which make possible the first entity.

Last month, O'Connell bought his mum, now his manager, her first house – not quite under the sun, but in Derby.

The Fringe Society and director should be empowered to go out and sell the Fringe internationally, but they are quite under-resourced".

"What they have shown with some of the pilot ACOs is that in really quite under-privileged areas, so the Bronx is one that we looked at, this different approach to providing care to a population with responsibility for creating performance improvement and financial improvement has worked," Palmer said.

Yet, the sustainability of PA interventions in residential aged care is still quite under-researched; further research is needed to safeguard and deepen findings of this study.

Similarly, Unión de Reyes has a quite high under-five HaH admission rate.

First, maintaining the fiction that the Russian troops in South Ossetia were peacekeepers was risky under Yeltsin but quite insane under Putin.