Sentence examples for a boost in quality from inspiring English sources
The formula for success appears to be a combination of modernity and tradition: State-of-the-art winemaking techniques taught by "flying winemaker" consultants from France and elsewhere provide a boost in quality, while indigenous grape varieties give local flavor to blends based on more familiar international grapes, such as cabernet sauvignon and merlot.
Although a boost in quality improvements is expected, research still has to show what organizations actually do with the feedback information.
Gaborik attributes his success to a surprisingly strong Rangers team; the contributions of his linemates, Stepan and Artem Anisimov; and a boost in that quality vital to a goal scorer: confidence.
"Employers who are up front with job candidates about what's working well and what needs improvement within their organizations are likely to see a boost in higher quality candidates applying to their open jobs," Glassdoor said.
"They will lead to a boost in the quality of vocational qualifications being taken and will enhance the opportunities for young people to progress".
Work which has resulted in a significant boost in quality, productivity and/or cost savings.
Then there's late night fare: The Tonight Show's Jay Leno, Late Night's Conan O'Brien and The Daily Show's Jon Stewart will see an immediate boost in quality.
There's also been a much-needed boost in quality.
The boost in quality led to a boost in sales.
Launched roughly a month ago, the site is getting a boost in the volume of long-form, HD quality programming as part of a new deal with newly-profitable white-label video provider Brightcovebut whats more interesting is how similar in design Mundo Fox (pictured) is to Hulu.
Both could get a boost in 2013.
