Sentence examples for substituting quality from inspiring English sources

Substituting quality ingredients with cheaper or inferior standbys is the only way to keep prices down.

Financially, that is more reasonable and I feel that is going to be better off for us, but I had to do a lot of thinking about that… I am substituting quality, I'm giving up my daughter's doctor, who I love--who has been there for both of [my children] since birth--to go to a complete unknown that I haven't heard the best things about.

Furthermore, because the ability of the human organism to receive and process symbols is strictly limited, the skillful propagandist attempts to substitute quality for quantity in his choice of symbols.

Possible explanations for this shift are, inter alia, that the overall "activity stance" (the fraction of job seekers that are activated) has been scaled a bit down, making it possible to substitute quality for quantity, and that an improved economic situation has ensured the existence of a demand for labor that the programs can aim at satisfying.

Gruenewald et al. ([2006]) show that consumers respond to price increases by altering their consumption, varying their brand choices as well as substituting between quality classes.

The incentive for the rational buyer auction is CAISO's intent to adopt a common sense rule of substituting higher-quality lower-cost services for lower-quality higher-cost services, when it results in reduced total procurement cost.

The reputation-based program officer is a correct program officer who substitutes quality of the scientist Qs for Qp in the rankings.

Substitute quality for quantity.

Our study was limited in that we could incorporate only indirect measures of parental IQ via parental education [see Neisser et al. (1996) for a justification of this proxy] and poverty measures (free or reduced-price lunch program and charter school) to substitute for quality of the home environment.

This is the stage where you may be cheated by duplicate stuff which can never substitute the quality and are just "look-a-likes".

He also suggested that the potency of British skunk had actually fallen by 10% in the past two years as growers substituted quantity for quality in the face of an expanding market.