Sentence examples similar to press quality from inspiring English sources

Only when a magnificent dancer like Rob Besserer entered to execute Graham-style movement properly did one inch away from the vanity-press quality of the piece.

The study urges companies and health plans to press for quality improvements by hospitals and doctors.

Jean Rexford started such a group -- the Connecticut Center for Patient Safety -- in 2005 to press for quality health care through the media and before the state legislature.

We modified this tool with what we believe to be important descriptors of press release quality based on other methodological tools used for critical appraisal [7].

He soon won a reputation as a quietly effective corporate lawyer in Houston, who was utterly loyal to his clients and shunned press attention — qualities Bush would prize.

A friend had told me that although Mr. Lazio wasn't a top honors student in our class, he showed a cheerful press-ahead quality, and I could see it now, as he worked wave after wave of rushing commuters.

Furthermore, our data suggest that poor quality press releases were worse than no press release being issued: fundamental information was less likely to be reported in newspaper stories when it was missing from the press release than where no press release was issued at all (although the findings were generally not statistically significant).

The inferred influence of paper and printing press parameters on quality of colour prints shows clear relation with known print quality conditions.

Even a lower quality press will usually be enough to crush the garlic sufficiently, though.

Give the Giants some credit – they won the interior battle in the trenches, got pressure at times and disrupted New England's route rhythm with quality press coverage.

We also tested for a journal effect, because journals that tend to issue high quality press releases might take further steps to improve the quality of subsequent news coverage irrespective of issuing a press release.