Sentence examples for quality troubles from inspiring English sources

Since the Prius is among Toyota's top-selling vehicles, its quality troubles could certainly hurt hybrid sales and Toyota's overall earnings".

"Since the Prius is among Toyota's top-selling vehicles, its quality troubles could certainly hurt hybrid sales and Toyota's overall earnings". Safety fears over eight other Toyota models, and anger over the firm's inadequate response sent its shares down by 3.5% to their lowest level in 10 months in early trading in Tokyo today.

[C4.] Executive Lays Out Plans to Revive Volkswagen Wolfgang Bernhard, the No. 2 executive at Volkswagen, laid out his plans to revive a company hobbled by anemic sales, deteriorating quality, troubles in China and an unnaturally close relationship between the management and employee leaders.

Toyota's problems are not quite on that scale yet, but if its quality troubles continue to worsen as seems to be the case with a new safety investigation involving the brakes on its Prius hybrid that could happen.

The general pattern of the FDIC closing banks with weak operating characteristics and deepening asset quality troubles continues.

Washington's recent water quality troubles may have begun as early as November 2000.

ODI4 was not significantly correlated with subjective sleep duration, sleep quality, trouble falling asleep, waking early, or trouble getting back to sleep, nor with depression, Global Assessment of Functioning, or illumination.

Nevertheless, those experiencing lower illumination reported more complaints about sleep such as poor sleep quality, trouble falling asleep, waking up several times a night, waking up earlier than planned, etc.

At the end of the week, the 10-item sleep questionnaire used at Women's Health Initiative intake [ 3] was readministered to measure subjective sleep quality, trouble falling asleep, waking up several times a night, waking up earlier than planned, and trouble getting back to sleep.

They're often best placed to point you in the direction of good-quality, trouble-free instruments.

Such questions of quality often trouble the number-crunchers.