Meanings of vary quite in English

Depending on what you choose, the price will vary quite a bit.

For the rest, characters vary quite as much as they do elsewhere.

If you watch closely, you'll notice that their strides actually vary quite a bit.

Visual acuity and straylight were found to vary quite independently.

In fact, it tends to vary quite a bit on a case by case basis.

Just in the same way, different individuals vary quite widely in their response to equivalent exposures.

The entries included here vary quite a bit.

The processing times for having a CoS application approved can vary quite widely, depending on circumstances.

Unfortunately, you're now in the hands of two men who, in different ways, vary quite widely from the norm.

DHCP servers vary quite a bit from system to system, but the basic concepts that apply to all of them do not.

They found that "actual responses vary quite widely, depending on culture and the individual's level and type of athletic involvement".

Specific premiums are going to vary quite widely from state to state and according to your age and the size of your family.

Professor Woodford said Fonterra's forecast $6 milk price payout could still vary quite markedly, and farmers would be sensible to spend conservatively.

That varies quite considerably - Queenstown was much higher at 69 percent.

And even among themselves, varying quite considerably.

The degree of sickness varies quite considerably.