Quasi in a sentence as an adjective

I was going to write a quasi-motivational post telling you to take some time off, raise your rates, and talk with your team.

Kinda damages your quasi-rant to find out that you simply... didn't compare the graphs over the same interval.

Let's face it: there are a lot of quasi-useless laborers out there, who are a drag co-efficient on productivity.

I was under the impression Intellectual Ventures doesn't bring patent suits themselves, but has quasi-independent shell corporations do the dirty work?

And, worst of all, they've combined the military-industrial complex with a paramilitary quasi-police force.

Or is it becoming some kind of quasi-political organization with tendrils everywhere?There's one thing we are learning about the net: everybody wants to own the entire net.

In fact the latest condo boom in Toronto has been ascribed to international investors buying condos explicitly for this quasi-hotel rental market.

Here's what I take away from this: delivering the beer made the YC partners realize that Instacart was already up and running with a functional app, at which point it became a quasi-Pascal's Wager - if Instacart busts, it busts, but it looks like it could pay off big already, so why not bet on it?

Quasi definitions

adjective

having some resemblance; "a quasi success"; "a quasi contract"