Sentence examples for have excellence from inspiring English sources

It's simple: you cannot have excellence without diversity.

Ms. Taylor said, "The point is to have excellence".

"You can't have excellence if you don't have viability," Ms. Parsons added.

Kevin M. Rampe, the corporation president, said yesterday, "The drafting of guidelines is an iterative process in which we're constantly trying to balance the need to remain true to the vision, as set forth in the selected master plan, while providing the flexibility to have excellence in architecture throughout the site".

They have excellence, but only in pockets.

"If you don't have excellence in research you will not remain within the UC system".

Does the imagined island have excellences like omniscience, omnipotence (a power which would include the power to make indefinitely many islands), and so on?

The 11th edition of Merriam-Webster's Collegiate Dictionary considers literature to be "writings having excellence of form or expression and expressing ideas of permanent or universal interest".

"It speaks volumes that I'm willing to pick somebody who is as strong a man as he is," Mr. Bush said, "that I'm comfortable with having excellence by my side".

He was the goal hero but Wigan had excellence everywhere.

All patients had excellence or fair results, while none failed.