Sentence examples for suggests quality from inspiring English sources
Q suggests quality, quirky, the queen — and Q, the white-coated man who provides rides for James Bond.
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.
Since it suggests quality aspects only for those kinds of studies, the checklist cannot be used directly for our evaluation.
Our study suggests quality of care could be improved through extending opening hours of CHCs and strengthening professional ethics education.
Research evidence suggests quality caregiving is possible as long as caregivers have ample resources (Greenberger and Litwin 2003).
Results are due this autumn but early evidence from quantitative and qualitative research by arts and social science experts at Royal Holloway, University of London suggests quality-of-life improvements.
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.
"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.
Both companies suggest quality control is one factor driving their respective decisions.
