Sentence examples for quality ties from inspiring English sources
It will assess universities more broadly, comparing research reputation, teaching quality, ties with the local community, international orientation, and success in tech transfer.
Imagination has a specific quality tied to landscape and locale, to community, to neighbourhoods.
"If you want to have a nice appearance, I think it's important to wear good clothes and a quality tie.
The other is the decline of telephone surveys because of rising costs and possibly declining quality, tied to the fact that fewer Americans are willing to participate in a telephone poll.
One interpretation of this result could be that, after choosing the restaurant from within a certain price bracket that for them indicates quality, these consumers associate higher levels of the other attributes with a worsening of quality tied to the information not included in the choice experiment such as taste.
Knowing a quality tie when you spot it, is dependent on knowing what you should look for.
A quality tie will be made from three pieces of fabric, while a cheaper one will be made from only two.
"When Lalit Modi tweets after a low-quality tied game between Punjab and Chennai, 'the most competitive cricket in the world without a doubt,' he understands this in a different way than proper cricket lovers do.
Saito's textural qualities tie all the digital elements into the 'look' and 'feel' painstakingly crafted by LAIKA's production designers.
But Friedrich's verse also has a pastoral, idyllic quality that ties his work to the Romantics.
