Sentence examples for suggesting quality from inspiring English sources

"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.

There was a tendency for higher SOC in converted land, associated with higher bulk density suggesting quality based land use selection with forest left on inferior soils.

Being a radiation-efficient endoscopist (averaging ≤ 3 min use in grade-1 cases) predicted overall success, suggesting quality in one aspect of practice might be associated with quality in another, which is a novel concept.

We also found a significant difference in participant-rated quality of life score in the main analysis, suggesting quality of life was worse in participants who were intensively followed-up.

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.

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

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

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

Table 1 shows the ACEP suggested quality assurance grading scale, 2011 [17].

Other research suggests quality management is a known driver of innovation in organizations.

The Federal Environmental Agency (Umweltbundesamt, UBA) suggests quality criteria and indicators for quality assurance of urban mobility planning on a voluntary basis.