Sentence examples for excellence it will from inspiring English sources

If NISW gets to run the social care institute for excellence, it will confirm her position among her peers.

But if the new film restores Pixar's reputation for innovation and excellence, it will have been well worth bidding our old friends a fond farewell.

Its BREEAM excellence rating means it will also contribute to UWS' commitment to 20% carbon reduction by 2014.

I believe we have demonstrated that the Register is a tool for excellence and that it will enable continuing improvement in best practice and patient care.

Its excellence should mean that it will be prized, and traded like gold or impressionist paintings, for decades to come.

Diego Maradona may have grabbed Mexico 86 by its lapel in a way that no player has done in a World Cup, before or since, but Pelé's deeds were spread over four tournaments and when the excellence is that pronounced it will always make a persuasive argument in his favour.

Perhaps in the pursuit of excellence, that's the way it will always be.

The Department for Education says it will "reward excellence".

Ever the optimist, I predict that 2013 will bring confirmation to Scottish teachers that all the hard work they've put into implementing A Curriculum for Excellence will have paid off and that it will become evident in the smooth transition from the Broad General Education BGEE) to the first ever National 4 and 5 courses.

Like that decent meal, government may satisfy, but it will struggle to foster excellence or loyalty.

The other concern is that it will struggle to sustain its premise and the excellence of the first episode will turn into an eventual strike out.