Sentence examples for excellence with which from inspiring English sources

Of course, you can always find examples of excellence with which to argue that artistry survives in new forms.

Moreover, the results also show how the management of the EFQM enablers technical factors differs based on the degree of excellence with which the strategic planning process is employed in the organisations which form the sample.

If there's something you don't like — why, rewrite it, Marlon, write it your own way.' " Brando's friends boast that he can imitate anybody after fifteen minutes' observation; to judge by the eerie excellence with which he mimicked Logan's vaguely Southern voice, his sad-eyed, beaming, aquiver-with-enthusiasm manner, they are hardly exaggerating.

Walking in New York City is one of my favorite pastimes and an unhurried stroll back to our hotel allowed me to revisit the meal laid out before us and the excellence with which it was prepared.

In a world where governance and regulation increasingly takes on network forms, Brazil's experiment with ANVISA forms a node of excellence with which other developing countries might form ties.

Thus, we have been left only with empty rhetoric about "excellence" or "leadership" with which to discuss the educational mission of the university.

He measured the novel's excellence by the accuracy and understanding with which Dostoyevsky portrayed the contemporary social reality, and focused on what he regarded as inconsistencies in the novel's plot.

Many academies now field teams in the national league, with Excellence Foot, which was founded in 2008, having a side in the second tier, along with Génération Foot (whose alumni include Sadio Mané and Diafra Sakho), while Diambars, among the first academies when it was co-founded by Patrick Vieira in 2000, now have a top-flight team and won the title in 2013.

Inertia, complexity, turf wars, the not-invented-here syndrome, geographical challenges, disconnected pockets of excellence are just some of the issues with which management grapples.

The dedication of the British workforce to delivering excellence and productivity counted for nothing against the seductive ease with which they could be sacked.

He said, "It included a commitment to excellence on our campus and emphasized a commitment to efficiency, accountability and accessibility, with which I strongly agree".