Sentence examples for emphasises quality from inspiring English sources

In addition to limited-edition runs, the brand also emphasises quality.

He points out that the UK has been a testbed for the company's social media campaigns and a brand identity that emphasises quality.

The company's larger model, the Octavia, was originally built with a maximum production run of 90,000 cars a year, but around 160,000 were made last year.Skoda's latest marketing blitz emphasises quality and value for money, and underlines the company's Czech roots.

The study quality score emphasises quality features which are of particular importance for the development of these therapy recommendations.

Hospice care is a specialised approach to end-of-life medical care that emphasises quality of life, pain management and symptom alleviation for terminally ill patients.

Hollande's key aim was to speed up the establishment of the new banking regime, while Merkel emphasised "quality over speed" as part of her delaying tactics.

For instance, the UK rules regarding contributions to the Research Excellence Framework (four publications from any given person put forward, unless they fall within an exception) can make planning easier, and compared with the Australian model, emphasise quality rather than quantity.

Small roasters such as Stumptown, based in Portland, Oregon, are taking this approach further, borrowing concepts such as terroir, vintage and appellation from the wine world, taking the utmost care in roasting and preparation, and emphasising quality.

But announcements regarding ruling out private companies undercutting NHS hospitals or "cherry-picking" uncomplicated operations, making GP consortia more accountable, emphasising quality outcome measures rather than competitiveness, and removing the 2013 deadline for the reforms to come into effect will not in themselves quell the anger over these changes.

Its 59 small neighbourhood supermarkets in the richer parts of Buenos Aires and Argentina's provincial cities emphasise quality, freshness (half the sales are of perishables) and services, such as home delivery, telephone ordering and Argentina's first customer-loyalty card, which has attracted 750,000 members in a year.

Looking more like a beached supertanker than the usual stone-walled pagoda-hatted plant, it is intended to pour out 10m litres of whisky a year.It is a bold development, especially as the success of whisky's overseas marketing has been based on emphasising quality derived from more than a century of tradition and heritage.