Sentence examples for Prime quality from inspiring English sources

Prime quality individuals have a lower mortality cost due to earliness than poor quality ones (Møller 1994a; but see Brown and Brown 1999a).

Steinbeck wrote it in 1950, after his years of prime quality writing.

Gruff one said he had a box of 50, Prime quality.

His restaurant, like Peter Luger, sells U.S. prime quality, dry-aged beef.

All this overlooks the fact that Carroll's CV hints that she brings the prime quality Anglo needs - an ability to run a lean operation.

"Wine Winners" is not a comprehensive overview of prime quality, for not all producers enter competitions, and some venture into only a few.

It continued: "However tactical the move, its parochialism hardly squares with the wider challenges Britain confronts: defending Britain's interests in Europe and beyond is a task that has just become much more difficult; it will require no small degree of precision, steadfastness and reliability, none of which anyone has ever had reason to suppose are among Mr Johnson's prime qualities".

In the early sixties, Keaton was still working, but his heyday was long since over — and that past-his-prime quality resonates deeply in "Film".

But based on our current record of zero defaults and zero 30+ day delinquencies and the ultra-prime quality of our borrowers, the underlying stability of returns is what has attracted investors to our platform.

"This is the tale of two companies," said Robert Khuzami, enforcement director at the S.E.C. "Countrywide portrayed itself as underwriting mainly prime-quality mortgages, using high underwriting standards.

If you're in the mood for a slice of prime-quality daftness, served exquisitely by a cast of 10, then Goldoni's comedy of mistaken identity is surely worth watching on repeat.