Sentence examples for enemy of quality from inspiring English sources

But the quantity of availability in today's cinematic landscape can, paradoxically, become the enemy of quality.

A slogan on the wall declared "Variation Is the Biggest Enemy of Quality".

Twenty-eight yeago ago, William Gass argued on this very page that literary prizes, and the Pulitzer in particular, were the enemies of quality and artistic ambition.

That is exactly why local control of schools is often an enemy of high-quality public education.

Tiredness or more specifically over-tiredness is the enemy of high-quality sleep.

Inexpensive wines require high yields and low-cost mechanized production, both enemies of wine quality.

When a participant in a war denies that they're simply one enemy fighting another, and claims to be fighting on behalf of humanity in general (and think about all the clucking about decency in the British press this month), this equates to "denying the enemy the quality of being human and declaring him to be an outlaw of humanity; and a war can thereby be driven to the most extreme inhumanity".

- In addition to the presence of competitors or enemies, the quality of a plant is determined by the amount and combination of nutritive compounds, tissue water content, or toughness, and non-volatile defensive compounds., In our field study, we used wild lima bean as the experimental plant.

The intransigence and the certitude that may now cause her to be remembered as an enemy of freedom are the same qualities that served her well in captivity.

The paper by Adrian Kavanagh of National University found that countries tended to vote for their friends and not for their enemies, regardless of the quality of the songs.

And until now, that is a quality the fast-food restaurant, while commonly thought of as the enemy of the classic café, has shared.