Sentence examples for First-rate product from inspiring English sources

On top of creating a first-rate product, Scharffen Berger kick-started a movement.

At first glance, high monthly unique counts, or good average usage may indicate that you have a first-rate product strategy.

Saturday night's free-to-air telecast of the All-Star game also confirmed that it is a first-rate product, enjoying a peak audience of 1.05m viewers on Channel 7 and 7mate and drawing an average Melbourne television audience of 387,000, besting the season's previous benchmark Saturday night figure by 40,000.

A first-rate product innovator, the company has posted a low double-digit earnings growth record for several decades and is likely to do so again this year and in 2004.

While there is much reverence shown to the sushi chef who serves only twenty people each night after buying only a few pounds of the first-rate product, a chef like Blue Water Grill's Chris Meenan has the commitment and the cash to buy a great deal more of what's best in the market and to prepare it with integrity.

Of course, he was one of the pioneers of a movement that brought such cuisine out of the doldrums of a time when first-rate product was difficult for chefs to find, even in the NYC market (it remains so in most of the U.S).

Less competition would mean less choice for states and localities looking to buy and service voting machines — and even less incentive for industry to produce first-rate products.

Even if genuine Louis Vuitton bags are first-rate products, market saturation can lead to a dimming of star power.

In September 2011, in a piece called 'The invasion of the mobile apps', Gary Anthes worded the consequences strikingly: "Today, a stroll through the app stores is a little like visiting an urban flea market, where there are first-rate products but where low-price goods of dubious value abound, and support is practically nonexistent".

Universities do not want to seem cheap because students might suspect that a low tuition fee signals a second-rate product.

"It is absolutely essential that we organise our season so that the Premiership is not seen as some second-rate product to the Six Nations, but we play at different times and support, rather than compete with, each other.