Sentence examples for promised quality from inspiring English sources

The class-action lawsuit said Aetna promised quality medical care, but encouraged widespread cost-cutting and penalized doctors who did not increase their patient load.

If you promised quality time, deliver.

St Paul's Way shows that some people may not be able to sustain a service at the price they've taken it on at and that the promised quality of patient care may not be delivered.

Reliable assessment of image quality plays an important role in meeting the promised quality of service (QoS) and in improving the end user's quality of experience (QoE).

Moreover, via a preliminary analysis of OCS and OPS network configurations, the construction of hybrid DCN is also proved as the most cost- and energy-efficient way for DCN upgrading while offering a promised quality of service.

One explanation advanced for the existence of nonprofit firms contends that in markets where the customer requires unverifiable service quality, customers will attach more credibility to promised quality from providers that are not motivated by profit (Hansmann 1980; Easley and O'Hara 1983; Holtmann 1983; Chillemi and Gui 1991; Mark 1996; Bilodeau and Slivinski 1998; Glaeser and Shleifer 2001 1.

Although readings don't promise quality, in some cases they guarantee star sightings.

Managed care companies are blamed for not delivering what they promised: high quality, tightly managed medicine.

When the government published its 10-year childcare strategy in 2004 it promised good quality, affordable childcare for all.

They promised that quality control would be their byword, and they swore that no one would ever tamper with the chicken recipe.

In 1995 a company called APC, which was later bought by Sprint, introduced the first digital cell phone, which promised better quality and even longer-lasting batteries.