Sentence examples for suggest quality from inspiring English sources

Libraries have the added benefit of providing a knowledgeable librarian who can not only steer readers to new releases but also suggest quality alternatives.

Both companies suggest quality control is one factor driving their respective decisions.

Samsung, too, has fallen into this trap and I would say that many point-and-shoot camera manufacturers create "false premium" products through the use of visual design cues to suggest quality (knurled knobs and analog read-outs are a big tip-off) while stuffing the same old gear into the same old boxes.

Mash and Buskens suggest quality criteria for action research [ 17].

Hulton et al., in relation to facility-based maternal health services, suggest quality of care is defined by effectiveness, timeliness, as well as the upholding of basic reproductive rights [ 7, 11].

Our findings suggest quality improvement interventions featuring conventional, annual QI cycles can be comparably effective in achieving improvement in diabetes care and may be more likely to be institutionalised.

Today, we continue to use phrases like je ne sais quoi and savoir faire to suggest qualities which cannot quite be described in English, and we still consider the French as leaders in haute couture and fine dining.

SEPTEMBER 'BETWEEN THOUGHT AND SOUND: GRAPHIC NOTATION IN CONTEMPORARY MUSIn' In the 1940s composers began experimenting with graphic notation: scores that use symbols to suggest qualities of sound instead of specific pitches.

He has also snapped up sports brands such as Donnay, Lonsdale and Dunlop Slazenger, which once suggested quality, but are now stretched across ever-wider product ranges.

"Indeed, many of the largest childcare providers in England already operate higher ratios in Ireland and Scotland, but no one is suggesting quality has suffered there as a result.

Q suggests quality, quirky, the queen — and Q, the white-coated man who provides rides for James Bond.