Sentence examples for hurt quality from inspiring English sources

Trump's claim that refugees hurt "quality of life" marked the latest controversial statement from his campaign this week about those fleeing from the civil war and humanitarian crisis in the Middle East.

This article argues that cutting back on volumes and serial subscriptions will hurt quality of academic programs in the long run.

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But that risks hurting quality.

As with burning and re-ripping CDs, though, converting from one format to another hurts quality.

The disposable lifestyle was hurting quality, he said, adding that customers believe that "things are so cheap that I'll buy it, and if I like it, then O.K; if I don't like it, I can always get another one".

The question is: in what does the painfulness, the hurting quality, of pains consist?

Depending on what you need to shoot, you might put your phone on a tripod for smoother shots, add a directional mic for better audio during interviews, or swap out lenses to capture wide-angle footage or to get better distance shots without hurting quality as with digital zoom.

The panel said it could find no evidence that providing non-audit services had hurt audit quality, and in approximately 25percentt of the cases it actually improved audit quality.

Australia's record 29.5 million-ton 2011 harvest was struck by late rains, which hurt the quality to the point where a third of the wheat was feed quality, fit only for animals.

They really hurt the quality of life here".