Sentence examples for persistent quality from inspiring English sources

WHEN Londoners talk up their city as the music capital of the world, their pride is justified, because no other town -- not even Berlin or New York -- could claim performances of such persistent quality and quantity.

Exclusivity and image helped Range Rover overcome persistent quality problems in the early days and carried the company to a prestige position it still enjoys, despite the arrival of technically advanced competitors.

Performance is a persistent quality of any software systems.

Application of robots in spray-painting tasks results in low-cost production, persistent quality and protects humans from a hostile working environment.

Nonetheless, pre and postoperative KPS was also comparable in patients who underwent the first and repeated resection, which shows a persistent quality of life.

Generally, the accreditation process includes a periodic (snapshot), as opposed to continuous assessment, which leads to a more reactive rather than forward-looking focus and can be a factor in persistent quality deficiencies.

Its closing stemmed from serious and persistent quality-of-care failures, some of which resulted in patient deaths.

Creating a taxonomy for the Scholastics is attempting to discover how nature has already classified substances into species and genera by looking for similarities among their persistent qualities (qualities that tend to remain even when the circumstances or conditions of the object change) that reveal the deeper similarity of sharing substantial forms.

In a world where the gulf between haves and have-nots becomes ever wider, the coin of the realm is indifference to the disadvantaged, genuflection to those ugly yet persistent qualities which seem to pass for standard behavior.

His N.E.C. meetings had a persistent aimless quality.

The exploratory drilling carried out by Geological Survey of India (GSI) in the Botiya Bharka Thumbli area indicates that the lignite seams are not persistent in quality as well as quantity (Bhattacharya and Dutta 1985).