Sentence examples for renowned quality from inspiring English sources
Children's went on a campaign to scrub unnecessary costs from the system while maintaining its renowned quality of care.
As much as God and nature, Gaudi sought to celebrate the renowned quality of Catalan artisans - the stone, iron, wood and ceramic work of his buildings are extraordinary - and in that he inherited the Catalan Gothic tradition.
In the end, Napolitano bowed to the chorus of concerns even as she told regents that the shortfall would affect UC's renowned quality.
Marks & Spencer, a store chain once renowned for quality clothes and delicious food, fended off a hostile bid last year.
Industry watchers say that Greggs aims to become "the Skoda of pies" – ie to transform itself from a low-grade brand to one renowned for quality with cachet among the posherati.
Daring to Be Different Likewise, the $19,200 MINI Cooper, winner of the Compact Car category, proves design can give an edge to vehicles not renowned for quality.
With today's new enhancements, Ooma offers the most complete home phone solution that further expands its renowned voice quality, cost savings and ease of use beyond the home and into the mobile and business calling landscape.
Amazon's acquisition of Whole Foods, a brand renowned for quality in meat, fruit and vegetables and other perishables, is also helping propel Amazon's grocery strategies further with an assist from Whole Food's 365 Everyday Value private label packaged goods brand, as well as Amazon's own Happy Belly coffee and spices, Mama Bear baby foods, and Wickedly Prime snack foods.
But yeah, they're not all renowned for quality.
As the administrative arm of the Academic Senate's Graduate Council, we partner with the faculty and staff of each program and the deans of each school and college to maintain the world-renowned quality of Berkeley's graduate education.
The cigars are said to derive their world-renowned quality from the temperate climate and alkaline soil of Cuba, which imbue the tobacco with a full body and "earthy aroma," according to cigar magnate Benjamin Menendez.
