Sentence examples for request quite from inspiring English sources

The grim irony, one of many in Keneally's sly Arabian Nights tale, is that the novel Alan has sacrificed to his wife's memory would in fact, with only light revision, have satisfied Great Uncle's "request" quite nicely.

Following the example of major cities for world exposition making trade the sole authority for first contact and knowledge between other civilizations, something the Arab world knows about quite well, Dubai follows the need for major events, which would request quite much change in current infrastructure and positioning of the government and its residents residing in the city.

And it was only fleshed out in any real detail after a New Scientist journalist obtained and published the ISA between the pair, in April 2016 — revealing for the first time, via a Freedom of Information request, quite how much medical data was being shared for an app that targets a single condition.

In this study, recent travel to a developing country, duration of diarrhoea more than 3 days, bloody stools and a diagnosis of AIDS were associated with a stool-culture request, quite similar to the factors observed in our country, although we had no information whether patients were diagnosed with AIDS.

We live rather sheltered lives … to a scientist, anyone stupid enough to try to get scientific data through repeated FoI requests quite clearly deserves our utter contempt.

"We get requests quite frequently from athletes who would like to be in our group, but unless they can afford to be with us or have a major shoe contract, it is difficult," he said.

The first is to define the limits of legitimate requests quite narrowly and reject demands to go beyond.

"There has even been one MP coming out saying referees should declare their allegiances before matches which seemed a very bizarre request and quite frankly I think they have had enough.

As expected, the empirical results (available upon request) are quite noisy.10 Therefore, we do not report on the empirical results on this part.

Regrettably, only 24% of the authors shared their data, despite our request being quite specific and our assurances that the authors would remain anonymous.

Some of his requests seem quite crazy.