Sentence examples for badge of quality from inspiring English sources

As Brettell pointed out, regulation can act as a "badge of quality" and "engender public confidence".

The iconic white spines were – in their uncontested heyday of the 70s and 80s – a real badge of quality.

The company attributes an uptake in exports to the "made in Britain" stamp, a badge of quality that resonates with overseas clients.

"BBC3 is a badge of quality and shorthand for content that will stimulate emotions and provoke reactions!" says controller Damian Kavanagh.

"BBC Three is a badge of quality and shorthand for content that will stimulate emotions and provoke reactions," said the channel's controller Damian Kavanagh.

Macy has described himself as "a sort of Everyman", although I prefer to see him as a badge of quality; a reliable anchor for any picture, no matter how harried or hysterical the script calls on him to be.

Keen's now helmed three series of It Is Rocket Science for Radio 4 alongside king of the funny voices Peter Serafinowicz (whose involvement is practically a badge of guaranteed quality in itself).

Green-building certification is "becoming accepted as a badge of genuine quality," said Raphael Sperry, a senior consultant with Simon & Associates Green Building Consultants in San Francisco, who is LEED-accredited in his profession.

I hope that adherence to the homecare guidance might be proudly publicised by providers as a badge of honour, demonstrating service quality for the benefit of people using and seeking homecare.

That is, we suggest that, in house sparrows, bill color is the more likely "badge-of-status" than is the badge.

They are a guarantee of quality or consistency in a confusing market, and a badge of trust.