Sentence examples for by workmanship from inspiring English sources

When price is dictated by workmanship rather than status, the item acquires a different kind of value.

The types are distinguished principally by workmanship but also vary in size and appearance and are known as core, flake, and blade tools.

German musicologist Curt Sachs, one of the most prominent musicologists and musical ethnologists in modern times, argues that it is misleading to arrange the development of musical instruments by workmanship since cultures advance at different rates and have access to different raw materials.

But even those who know a good deal of natural history may read Prof. Crampton's lectures with great profit, for although they have not perhaps the keenness which marked the author's important contribution to the theory of natural selection (his study of Philosamia cynthia), they are characterised by scientific restraint, by careful workmanship, and by a wide outlook.

No less than Pollan, he is a connoisseur, exercised more by shoddy workmanship than by shoddy working conditions.

"But it was also backed up by incredible workmanship.

Investigators said the collapse appeared to have been caused by shoddy workmanship.

In 1998, it sold 90,000 cars in the United States, its image damaged by shoddy workmanship and lackluster designs.

At first, Yury Scherbakov thought the cracks appearing in a wall he had installed in his two-room flat were caused by shoddy workmanship.

The court found that nearly 6,000 cases protected by copyright, were digested by Lawyers' Co-operative and that the whole work, or so much of it as is tainted by the workmanship of the unfair use, should be enjoined.

But there is fury behind Holohan's satire, in which the school's rotten foundations – "It stood up like a house of cards, held up only by bad workmanship and a kind of rigor mortis" – comes to symbolise the festering culture of corruption and abuse that passed for an Irish Catholic education for years.