Sentence examples for stated quite from inspiring English sources

This demand-side problem can be stated quite simply: poor people don't have enough money.

Obama has stated quite openly that his intention is primarily "to listen".

It is often stated, quite logically, that global warming lengthens the frost-free or growing season6,25.

We talk about Putin a lot here, but Putin has never said that Russia needs Crimean Peninsula, he stated quite an opposite idea in 2005.

The case has been stated quite fully, in order that there may be no dispute as to what is involved and what not involved in its determination.

The Knicks' predicament was stated quite baldly on the pregame lineup notes: Patrick Ewing: "Acute peroneal tendinitis right foot, day to day".

It states quite wrongly that "Russia fully implemented shock therapy by 1994".

The Bible states quite clearly 'suffer not a woman to teach but to be in silence'.

He also states, quite rightly, that a tremendous number of people all over the country are making art these days.

It also shows an element of risk taking as school rules state quite clearly that selling snacks is not prohibited in school.

It states quite openly that CFS, or Myalgic Encephalomyelitis (M.E). as it is called in the U.K., is a syndrome of various debilitating physical dysfunctions.