Sentence examples for quality cited from inspiring English sources

Determination is just one quality cited when baseball people describe why Cora, like his older brother, Joey, the Chicago White Sox bench coach, may someday make an excellent major league manager.

But in South Carolina, Oklahoma and Missouri, Mr. Kerry lacked any similar advantage with voters over Senator John Edwards of North Carolina on the question of whether he cared about people like them, a quality cited by roughly 1 in 5 as the most important.

Like other critics, she pointed to possible lapses in food quality, citing incidents of Chinese companies that illegally added chemicals like clenbuterol to their meat and the images of thousands of dead hogs floating down the Huangpu River in Shanghai.

Many other researchers criticized the data's quality, citing flaws like a lack of standardized methods of collecting semen, methodological issues in semen analysis, biases in the ways men were selected, and variations in the length of time men abstained from ejaculating before their semen was collected.

Shearman felt that the episode had "an overwritten quality", citing the Polaroid Man's dialogue as the main example of this; he also believed that the development of Catherine Black as a character seemed poorly executed, with the character lacking enough depth to "retain the audience's sympathies".

Administrators from academic and professional nursing organisations characterized the quality of education at these recently established programs as low quality, citing constant underperformance on nurse licensure examinations.

Thornton criticized his photographs for their unprofessional qualities, citing "errors of focus and accidents of design, as when an unexplained third leg and foot protrudes from the long coat of a hurrying scholar".

Poor data quality was cited as the probable reason for the apparent lack of quality of care.

Among the quality criteria cited by consumers, the presence of moulds is definitely the most pertinent indicator of the possible presence of mycotoxins.

And while they might cut back on spending, their preferences tend to be recession-proof: Taste and quality were cited as top reasons for their purchases.

This aspect of quality was cited in third place (13%) by the users, while the non-users cited well-trained staff (11%) and a day care center where dementia patients feel at ease.