Sentence examples for means quality from inspiring English sources

One quality manager commented bluntly that "new board members need to understand what 'Noses in and fingers out' means" (quality manager, regional), meaning that board members need a sound understanding of organisational risks and issues but should avoid micromanaging operational activities.

But even at Iron Ox humans are still required for "post-harvesting," which means quality control and packaging.

That means quality preschool and after school, the best trained teachers in the classroom and college opportunities for all our children.

Honda means quality and reliability in the United States, but in Japan, where quality is a given for most cars, Honda represents speed, youth, and energy.

• Research among the Vietnamese found that "an American brand means quality," Sally Brophy, president for marketing at SABMiller Vietnam in Ho Chi Minh City, said in a telephone interview.

He could get his stuff made in China a lot cheaper, but he has everything made in America because I think, in his mind, that means quality," Mr. Palazzolo said.

DNA sequencing is faster and cheaper than ever before but quantity does not necessarily mean quality.

Quantity doesn't mean quality.

But of course quantity does not mean quality.

And by bargain, we mean quality companies at a reasonable price.

That doesn't mean quality and price are no longer important.