Sentence examples for missed quality from inspiring English sources

Southampton boss Ronald Koeman: "We missed quality in the final third in the first half.

Every entrepreneur has to make lifestyle sacrifices at some point, be that working around the clock or missing quality time with friends and family.

"The Grammys often miss quality," said Tom Sarig, an artists' manager who has helped found two alternative awards, the Shortlist and the New Pantheon.

"We noticed that this famous resort was attracting affluent people, yet was missing quality hotel beds," said Pierre-Yves Délèze, communications manager for Les Trois Rocs.

But it's time for me to get reporting, and writing (no more complaints about missing quality time with my son ; – ) — and of course for you to weigh in.

The studies also criticize the still missing quality in the evaluations [31, 33].

"You miss quality players like James and Ben but Ken came in and we know he's a good player.

We miss quality to play at this level and do what we need to do when we are in control of the game.

However, firms which participated in a service voucher pilot (and had regulated prices) and were not included in the data of this study (due to missing quality data from both periods) have been previously analysed by Pekola et al. [20].

He hopes that Livestar will fill the gap between Foursquare and Yelp, and compensate for Yelp's hit or miss quality of sources and Foursquare's over-reliance on the check-in as a review signal.

In 1992, as personal computers were beginning to reshape everyday life, Sony co-founder Masaru Ibuka wrote that computing could never overshadow human achievement, because of one missing quality: creativity.