Sentence examples for quality insisting from inspiring English sources

He was passionate about data quality, insisting on primary sources when possible.

In the difficult 1970s it refused to compromise on quality, insisting that all its products be made from the finest materials.

Harmonics is one of the key parameters that power engineers are concerned about and good power quality insists for compensation of harmonics in power system.

Brendon Batson, a pioneering black player with West Bromwich Albion more than 30 years ago and now a consultant to the FA on quality, insists colour is no longer the barrier it once was.

At the center of this personalism stands an affirmation of the dignity of the person, the quality, insisted on already by medieval thinkers, which constitutes the unique excellence of personhood and which gives rise to specific moral requirements.

Kieran Gibbs has backed Arsenal skipper Cesc Fabregas' leadership qualities, insisting the 23-year-old has a wise head on young shoulders.

As such, the first priority should be to improve MCTS data reporting and quality, before insisting that MCTS workplans replace existing planning tools.

Briggo's Nater admitted that "the history of automated coffee is not great when it comes to quality," but insisted that Briggo's "system makes great coffee," in large part because of its inputs: it buys coffee beans that are "very fresh off roast" from a local roaster in Austin, and grinds them to order before it brews a drink.

Though one might think a return to Championship football might prompt him to include those players with a bit more experience and quality, Jackett insisted that he would not change his mind, that he would stick with the young, hungry players who did so well last year.

But the delicate pizzicato patterns of Fits + Starts, the quiet tickings of the ensemble piece 1987 and the Reich-like tuned percussion riffs and speech samples in Steelworks reveal a more refined sensibility, too; there's something definitely fresh about Clyne's music, a quality that insists you stop and listen.

Good parenting skills are "indispensable to quality education," insisted Andy Ligeti, a Glendale Community College history professor and former high school teacher.