Sentence examples for losing the quality from inspiring English sources

"If I had a facility that housed 600 to 700 kids, I could fill it immediately without losing the quality of our students' achievement," said Dr. John Howard Jr., principal of the charter school, which is on Pleasant Avenue.

He wanted out, although with much annoying medical care he could have lived longer, but he did not feel it was worth losing the quality of life as he defined it.

The novelty lies in the fact that the monomer synthesis is not as difficult as compared to the sulphinyl route and this without losing the quality and accessibility of the precursor polymer.

This work introduces a methodology for reducing the execution time of the kriging interpolation method without losing the quality of the model results, as occurs in simplified moving neighborhood solutions.

It is worth mentioning that wFReDoW is only capable of building an RFFR model, without losing the quality of its original model, if the clustering methods used as input data contain high affinity among the produced clusters of snapshots from [ 6].

It was actually Chomsky who had "lost or is losing the qualities that made him a great moral and political tutor".

And some savvy American-educated heirs to these businesses are trying to attract a wider audience without losing the qualities that made them popular to begin with.

For while both films are unapologetic fairy tales centering on the power of music to transform relationships, not to mention entire lives, "Begin Again" demonstrates that revisiting thematically similar material with bigger stars and a higher gloss runs the risk of losing the qualities that made the idea so effective in the first place.

Because writing anything as an expert is really poisonous to the writing process, because you lose the quality of discovery.

If they get warmer than negative two hundred and sixty-seven degrees, they will "go normal," and lose the quality that makes them superconducting.

One painting is an exception: "Trees in Winter" employs outline, to make the trees distinct, and momentarily Ms. Hicks's contribution to the show loses the quality of reverie.