Sentence examples for scrupulous quality from inspiring English sources

He produces thousands and thousands of drawings, most of which fail his scrupulous quality checks.

At the Books Squared warehouse in south-west Dallas, Our Gang was checked and processed by receivers and a scrupulous quality-control team, who deemed the book "like new" before scanning it into their computer system to be sold online.

I would add to this list scrupulous regard for truth, not a quality always associated with diplomats.

In a scrupulous survey of all the research, Quality Costs shows how and why early-years help is not nearly good enough.

Ever more British chefs are using it, attracted by its versatility, seasonality and pristine condition – something they can bank on thanks to the scrupulous way the Norwegians protect and quality-control it.

Although he turned his back on the avant garde at a relatively early age, Arikha remained an enigmatic and even disturbing figure, whose work has a nervous, edgy quality, memorably described by the critic Robert Hughes as an "air of scrupulous anxiety".

Recent biographies similarly abound, varying in aim and quality: Lord David Cecil's elegant and unassuming "portrait" in 1978; Park Honan's scrupulous ­"cradle-to-grave" history in 1987; Claire Tomalin's brisk, superlative "life" and David Nokes's lengthier, more imaginative account, both in 1997.

The British system of recruiting people into the diplomatic service closely follows the system of recruitment into the home civil service, recognising that both need many similar qualities: a balance between prudence and can-do; between leadership and scrupulous respect of the democratic process; above all, versatility in facing intractable problems.

If we invested as a massive group, such as through the Thrift Savings Plan, then we could demand the quality of the best investment firms, working for the lowest possible fees, and delivering the most scrupulous performance.

Scrupulous fiduciary.

The accounting is scrupulous.