That's right: drop a fiver on a limp pitta stuffed to the brim with charred faux-chicken, topped with catering-quality garlic sauce and limp lettuce from one of city's two million or so kebab shops.
Homogeneous sandwich chains are creaming it in while catering businesses deliver "quality buffets" to your office.
Better quality rentals catering to higher income people not only sustains a higher revenue source for the City and County.
The DGC was known for producing affordable, quality garments, catering to middle-class women until it was sold in 1956 (McMillen & Roberson 2002; O'Malley 2006).
A privatised C4 could certainly pitch upmarket with a high-quality schedule catering – in faithful service of the remit – to tastes and interests not catered for elsewhere.
To announce the new service, Wai Lin and Khajah released a promotional video showing Chippendale-quality men catering to a woman – holding a parasol above her head, refilling her champagne glass, playing guitar while she soaks in the bath – while a Beyoncé beat plays on a loop.
"What the stores are selling more of tends to be mass produced, imported, not as high quality, and maybe catering to a different fashion sensibility".
No operational performance indicators are considered Process performance is operationalized in terms of time, quality, and costs, catering for trade-offs.
For their tickets attendees got not only Iain Duncan Smith as a keynote speaker, but also "catering... of the highest quality" The estate agents were also roused by an inspirational slogan encouraging them to "rise above the rest, be the best", and become "the Uber Agent".
At great cost, I learned the hard way that many products seem ideal online, but vary greatly in terms of quality and cost, catering more to small dogs that can be hand-carried around rather than the big all-elbows Marmaduke-types like Yeager.
private placements, the London Stock Exchange's experiments with different listing segments catering to foreign firms of differing quality, and Asian primary markets.
