Sentence examples for collective quality from inspiring English sources

The All Blacks should have too much individual and collective quality.

It's a squad with real individual quality and almost no collective quality.

It's much easier to blame environmental standards, planning bodies and pro-planning groups that try to protect our collective quality of life than to admit that the problem is either largely one's own fault or beyond one's control.

It's not the manager that's your opponent, it's the collective quality of the opposing team.

BuzzFeed could switch between formats like video, animated GIFs, photo listicles, and traditional articles, but as long as they're under the BuzzFeed banner, they'll be judged by their collective quality.

Our unmitigated obsession with technology and multi-tasking is a dangerous threat to our collective quality of life.

We have to focus on collective qualities".

The groups are put together by the heads of the agencies, according to an alchemy of individual and collective qualities.

Pochettino's team are fifth and climbing, their collective qualities very evident in a side not over-reliant on one world-class talent these days.

José Mourinho is clear that he would drop Paul Pogba and Zlatan Ibrahimovic as Manchester United have no "untouchables" in their squad, unlike the Chelsea team who won two Premier League titles under him, with the manager instead pointing to the collective qualities of the side as being non-negotiatable.

Mobilized in state rhetoric about population control and birth planning as well as education, the term suzhi broadly refers to both individual and collective qualities valued in contemporary China, and can range from physical stature to educational achievement to morality (Kipnis 2006; Jacka 2009).