Sentence examples for quality arguing from inspiring English sources

Writing in a blog post yesterday DT CEO Timotheus Höttges suggests the carrier is preparing to use the provision of specialized services to charge startups for "guaranteed good transmission quality" — arguing this will offer them a way to compete with better resourced rivals, such as large tech platforms like Google.

"The problem with these files is not their existence but their quality," argues Alain Bauer, a security specialist.Even the French, however, have their limits.

And her conclusion stresses the book's Latin American qualities, arguing that it "enchants us, stirs us, moves us, and softens us all at the same time, producing much the same effect as when we travel, eyes and heart wide open, around these Latin American lands or the pages that tell their history".

That the snow guns initially produced yellow snow prompted several citizens to file complaints with the state's environmental quality department, arguing that signs warning people not to ingest the snow were too small and that children were observed rolling around in it, among other things.

Dell'Accio et al. [ 7] introduced the concept of chondrocyte quality control, arguing that a more reproducible outcome of ACI can be accomplished with enriched populations of stable chondrocytes, with the greatest potential of producing cartilage in vivo.

A few consultants did not regard the EWTD as necessarily incompatible with good quality training, arguing that a greater commitment to training from staff at all levels of seniority, including managerial staff, was the key to addressing current deficiencies (see comment S74 in the online supplementary file from an obstetrics and gynaecology consultant).

In terms of its underlying ideology, social quality theory argues that there are four key normative factors that determine the quality of the social structures, policies and relationships within a society: social justice; solidarity; equal value of all humans; and human dignity [ 30].

"It's about quality," Sarandon argued.

But he nevertheless has strong views on what makes marc good; quality, he argued, depends largely upon the aging process.

The Airports Commission modelled the effect of a new northwestern runway on air quality, and argues that all international standards can be met.

There was, Balcon says, something of the Pied Piper about Trinder – a quality, he argues, that is visible in The Foreman Went to France (1942), in which he plays an army driver in charge of a gang of French refugee children.