Sentence examples for be said for quality from inspiring English sources

There was something to be said for quality on a modest scale.

Microsoft's mobile OS rivals have app counts in the hundreds of thousands, and while there's certainly something to be said for quality over quantity, big app store numbers are a quick (if short-sighted) way to measure platform health.

No one is for abortion, but there is much to be said for promoting quality of life.

This is one area where you might want the vice-president to bark more forcefully.The same could be said for the other quality that got Mr Cheney picked: loyalty.

There's something to be said for an enhanced quality of life.

The same can be said for acquiring top-quality starting pitching, too — someone could be set in wins, but trading his ace will cost him a lot in strikeouts or E.R.A.

That's not a knock against Android in particular — Apple has their fair share of crappy apps too — but I think there's something to be said for emphasizing overall market quality rather than sheer speed of growth.

For a university to be said of quality, it is required to have a minimum of five academic staff with Ph.D. qualifications, five with Master's degree and 10 with bachelor's degree per each degree programme with a minimum of ten courses (TCU 2014: 6).

The RCN has been saying for years that high quality care requires sufficient nurses to deliver it.

Therefore, it can be said that for the sake of the quality of evolution instruction, it is important for science/biology teachers to accept the scientific validity of evolutionary theory, have sound understanding of both evolution and NOS, and have a stronger sense of self-efficacy beliefs regarding teaching evolution.

The reassurance provided by telecare systems has been said to improve quality of life for users [ 9, 23, 24].