Sentence examples for excellence out from inspiring English sources

INDIA revels in creating pockets of excellence out of urban noise, and at turning logic on its head.

See? You're not better off dead than red; there's enough skin-care excellence out there to make sure you don't feel the burn.

It's partly because he demands such excellence out of everyone around him, and he's always the smartest guy in the room.

"Paul has already established a cracking pace and area of excellence out there, and I know that we have a huge and exciting task on our hands, and that we'll have great fun tackling it and am very pleased to be able to make the move to US drama whilst staying within the BBC family.

Excellence stands out against second best.

"The problem is we don't know what we're trying to measure," said Ellen Hazelkorn, Dean of the Graduate Research School at the Dublin Institute of Technology and author of "Rankings and the Reshaping of Higher Education: the Battle for World Class Excellence," coming out this March.

He rejects the notion that only a handful among the elite benefit from his chain's excellence, pointing out that Wockhardt's expansion into second and third-tier cities in India means many ordinary people now have ready access for the first time to such specialisms as cardiac care and orthopaedics.Standards, as a result, are rising.

This suggestion may well be provocative to American educators, but the East Asian experience is so consistent: the drive for individual excellence turns out to be as important as the emphasis on collaborative effort as far as mathematics performance is concerned.

The answer for Bristol was, with the co-operation of London interests, to build a line of their own; a railway built to unprecedented standards of excellence to out-perform the lines being constructed to the northwest.

The examples of excellence, of flat-out "best-in-the-world" care, help explain why Andrew Speaker, the Atlanta lawyer who took intercontinental flights knowing he had drug-resistant tuberculosis, risked worldwide shame to get to Denver's National Jewish Medical and Research Center, and why he didn't just stay put in Italy, No. 2 on the WHO's rankings of best health systems.

While maintaining basic research excellence, both spun out dozens of new companies a year.