Sentence examples for internal excellence from inspiring English sources

You have to figure out how much a company's results depend on internal excellence and how much on external happenstance.

Michaelis also did not esteem it highly, either on account of its internal excellence or the value of its readings.

When you become a dancer, your internal yardstick of excellence is forever tied to a physical ideal that is at once inspiring and frustrating.

One might hold that being qualified is meeting perfectionist criteria of excellence that are internal to roles and crafts.

The musical standards of fugal excellence are preeminently internal -- a good fugue is a good example of its genre; it should be melodic, interesting, inventive etc. -- and the further we get from these internal standards the less secure evaluative judgments about it become.

It makes me wonder if it's enough for us to just nibble around the edges, or does the system need to really transform itself?" Participants offered an abundance of opinions on the internal impediments to U.S. research excellence, which some panelists felt were just as serious as the external threats.

Rather, their appointment processes are time-intensive, more qualitative than quantitative or formulaic, and rely most heavily on peer review (both internal and external) to identify excellence.

A trumpet player advises her she paraphrases to "love yourself into excellence by cultivating an internal audience that's loving".

Excellence, which started as an internal project at McKinsey, the consulting firm, caught fire at a time when there was a widespread view that American business could do nothing right and that Japan was the fount of management wisdom.

But Howard now faces a growing tide of discontent from internal and external constituents questioning its commitment to excellence, and competency in valuing customer service.

The ultimate guardians of professional excellence are not external forces, but internal professional responsibilities [ 36].