Sentence examples for regard for quality from inspiring English sources

But many record companies vote in wholesale lots, without regard for quality.

And bloggers perceived as simply shilling for companies without regard for quality will lose respect.

However, using medical science to willfully, perversely keep the aged alive not only against all odds but against any regard for quality of life, may be equally torturous.

Education-school researchers publish for fellow academics; teachers develop practical knowledge but do not evaluate or share it; commercial curriculum designers make what districts and states will buy, with little regard for quality.

I am not suggesting a repeat of the Cinematograph Films Act of 1927, a vain attempt to counter Hollywood influence by establishing British film quotas, which resulted in the production of numerous "quota quickies", low-budget films with little regard for quality that reached very few people.

With people defaulting on mortgages, falling behind on home equity loans and skipping credit card payments, the market has been punishing bank shares with little regard for quality.

Mr. Martinez attacked Mr. Ostalkiewicz as an extremist with little regard for quality-of-life issues, while his challenger depicted Mr. Martinez as being out of step with ordinary people.

Too much web advertising has gone to nameless, faceless pieces of inventory traded by algorithms and machines without regard for the quality of the environment they are being served.

As in other overcapacity state-owned industries -- aluminum, steel, and shipbuilding -- China's cement sector has undergone a period of explosive growth without much regard for product quality or profits.

The biggest problem with all of these claims is that they are making rather suspect quantitative arguments without having regard for the quality or difficulty of legislation and executive orders.

But the ones hit particularly hard have had some combination of the following: 1. Leftover liabilities from the bad old days of lending without much regard for credit quality, secure in the knowledge that loans could be sold to someone else before they went bad. 2. A lot of European sovereign debt.