Sentence examples for supersede quality from inspiring English sources

But when I looked more closely at their frequent dispatches, I realized that quantity seems to supersede quality.

Sure, there was a deadline in place by my editors, but the influence of social media and the god-awful rat race of posting grammatically flawed content without proper checks and balances superseding quality has, essentially, ruined the album review.

Mr. Wolf of Needham said that the concept of sexy phones equaling or superseding network quality as a selling point for consumers started in earnest in 2006.

When the governor praised his wife Maria Shriver's work as first lady, Mr. Miller replied, "I think that statements like that, your sincerity about, like, being a citizen -- a California citizen of the United States -- superseded your star quality".

There are other instances in which the taint of self-interested sponsorship has been superseded by the quality of the shows, including the Met's Cartier and Faberge shows -- brought to you by Cartier and Faberge -- and the Guggenheim's own "Motorcycle" show, sponsored by Harley-Davidson, which I expected to hate and instead loved.

We conversely show that improving the material quality supersedes much of the utility of n-type doping for Ge lasers.

367 additional ESTs were used but not deposited in DDBJ because they were superseded by higher quality reads for the same clone.

SRH supersedes patient satisfaction with service quality as a predictor of survival in prostate cancer.

In 2009 the earlier technology appraisal was superseded when cCBT, meeting the stated quality criteria, was generically endorsed in NICE clinical guidelines for the initial treatment of depression.

In truth, the quality of life now supersedes the length of life as no one would trade living to one hundred (the last forty with compromised physical abilities and decreased mental acuity) for 80 years of travel, time with family, and intellectual pursuits.

The United Arab Emirates' (UAE) hot climate, coupled with the extreme demographic and urban growth experienced over the past four decades, has shaped a built environment where energetic quality of construction has been superseded by the quantity of construction needed to support the country's growth.