Sentence examples for rather than high quality from inspiring English sources

Solicitors argue that adequacy, rather than high quality, will be financially rewarded.

But now Russia's culture minister, Aleksandr Avdeyev, said the renovations would not be finished until the middle of 2011 because contractors were hired that "were inexpensive rather than high quality," The Guardian reported.

Within the same item, the difference was greater in small or large of low quality items rather than high quality and medium quantity.

Examining the same item, the difference was larger in low quality and small or large quantity rather than high quality and medium quantity.

Even few researchers (Bhattacharya et al. 2011) mentioned that "to overcome problems of poor finish at high current settings in EDM, the dielectric should be mixed with powder", which showed that the addition of these powder particles induced surface modification rather than high quality machining to achieve reduced surface finish.

Beamount also said that the video's quality "lacks a lot of the polish that more recent recordings have," but he later said that he would rather see it in low quality rather than high quality.

Moderator analyses for relations between distress and pain intensity indicated effect sizes were larger in studies that assessed catastrophizing, anxiety, and/or depression than other types of emotional distress as well as those with lower rather than higher quality scores.

He said that the vehicles were much less expensive than a traditional satellite van, however, and would be used when mobility and speed, rather than high-quality video, were most needed.

For example, watching a scene with high motion activities may require high temporal resolution rather than high-quality definition because human vision does not have time to focus on moving objects details but privileges display fluidity.

There is too much focus on the four-year degree, rather than high-quality vocational learning.

Which means that many treatment guidelines are based on clinical expertise rather than high-quality comparative studies, and there is little data on whether prolonged use of antibiotics leads to bacterial resistance.