Sentence examples similar to Cheapen quality for from inspiring English sources
Substitute quality for quantity.
Never sacrifice quality for speed.
He had made no attempt to hide his fear that a colour magazine would cheapen the quality of his paper.
The publishers' search for a best seller has not always involved a cheapening of quality: The biggest best sellers of 1986 have been the latest novels of Milan Kundera and Gabriel Garci'a Ma'rquez, which both sold over 100,000 copies.
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He was perhaps unaware, though, of another niggle: one reported this week in the words of Roger Federer, who claimed Murray's three recent tournament wins in Asia were cheapened by the quality of the opposition.
When currencies depreciate, they reasoned, exports cheapen for foreigners, while imports become more expensive.
In other news, the U.S. Supreme Court threw out a challenge by the pharmaceutical industry today, whereby a Maine law would cheapen prescription prices for poor and uninsured residents.
Obtain quality water for brewing.
Train for quality over quantity.
But even worse, it somehow cheapens respect for the wonderful diversity and intensity of human experience.
