Sentence examples for cut the quality from inspiring English sources

It is one of the least painful ways of cutting costs, before you cut the quality, or extent, of patient services".

But even putting aside my personal ties to the organisation, it's clear to see how this cruel and ruthless government is slashing women's services and expecting them delivered on the cheap; increasingly, women's charities are being given less money to see the same number of women, and are expected to cut the quality of the services.

If we're having to lay off teachers and increase class size and otherwise cut the quality of education we will pay for that in the long term.

He said: "The stencil is very well cut, the quality of the spraying and that unique feathered edge that he is able to achieve when painting white on to black is reminiscent of several other pieces in the capital.

Andrew Stevens, retail analyst at Verdict, said Sainsbury's had less room to cut prices than rivals Tesco and Morrisons: "Sainsbury's shoppers are traditionally happy to pay a little bit more money for better quality food, it is hard for [Sainsbury's] to lower their prices and sacrifice the margins or to cut the quality.

"What you need then to ask is, 'If I cut people, if I cut the quality of the products and services I am providing into the marketplace, is this going to solve my revenue problem or is it going to make it worse?'".

But the triumphal touch was a bit of preserved lemon, which cut the stolid qualities of its companions.

By selling directly online, they cut the cost of quality razors in half, and 1% of every product purchased is donated to City Year's New York Chapter.

The hospital employs 15 full-time research staff to seek new ways to cut the cost of good-quality healthcare, such as the use of nanotechnology.

Papers suddenly found they could cut the cost of production, improve quality and launch new products.

However, this feature selection step also reduced the prediction quality and cut the AUC value to 78.5.