Sentence examples for return to quite from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, his projections rely heavily on economic recovery in 2010 and a return to quite sturdy growth.

Others questioned whether after the last year in a jittery region, life would ever return to quite normal.

Patients were thereby exposed to a standardized horizontal unidirectional oscillatory stimulus and instructed to dampen the movement of the platform as quickly as possible to return to quite standing.

"Based upon this new round of estimates, it appears that New York City has returned to quite robust growth," said Andrew A. Beveridge, a sociologist at Queens College.

Obus, glaring down and calling Tammaro's swift return to his courtroom "quite amazing," remanded him to custody.

The tourists themselves may be willing to return to the region quite quickly, as they did after an outbreak of SARS, a respiratory disease, in East Asia in 2003.

James derives some pleasure from thinking that Ahmed is unlikely to return to Somalia for quite some time, given the precariousness of the politics there.

None of this means that Detroit will return to incentives on quite the same scale of the "Keep America Rolling" days of 2003 and 2004, when cars were practically being given away for the sake of keeping factories humming.

The rate of return to work is quite variable, with reports ranging from 50-84% [ 23, 25, 28].

The latter parameter was chosen because the time needed for return to baseline was quite variable, in particular after reaching the secondary maxima.

Features like image wrapping and text rotation add quite a bit of fun to the process but as a general word processor I found myself returning to Word quite a bit.