Sentence examples for Wide-ranging quality from inspiring English sources

Alongside this is a wide-ranging Quality Improvement Strategy, which has generated significant improvements in service quality/patient safety since its launch in 2008.

The Johnson & Johnson unit that voluntarily recalled certain lots of children's liquid Tylenol and Motrin over the weekend had numerous and wide-ranging quality control problems at the plant that made the products, according to a federal inspection report released Tuesday.

The result is a fragmented ECEC system, of wide-ranging quality and with skewed access, but with some movement in recent years toward the integration of early childhood education and care.

Festival season is now in full swing, which means at this very moment there are thousands of people camped out in sweltering heat, surrounded by walls of perpetually full porta-potties, likely buying pills and powders from total strangers, and definitely making decisions of wide-ranging quality.

Farms in the glaciated tallgrass prairie region of North America are topographically heterogeneous with wide-ranging soil quality.

The central government was also beset by a series of crises in recent months, including student-led protests against a trade agreement with China, a pipeline explosion in the southern city of Kaohsiung, and a wide-ranging food quality scandal.

However, developing wide-ranging, high quality guidelines is a time and resource intensive activity and this may be one reason for so few well researched guidelines.

Across the studies, wide-ranging levels of quality were noted, with only one study rated as high quality.

Nocturia is a chronic, fluctuating disease that disrupts sleep and has a wide-ranging impact on quality of life.

"I am very glad my fellow judges have agreed unanimously to produce an official longlist for the first time ever," he said, "we hope the list will highlight the wide-ranging depth and quality of books submitted for this year's Booker". British publishers are allowed to submit two books to the committee for consideration.

The purported benefits are wide-ranging, including increased quality of care, reduction in medical errors and reduced costs [ 5, 6], as well as providing an unprecedented rich source of data regarding population health.