"Take quality swings instead of quantity swings".
While this makes for poor visibility, most anglers will take quality fishing over scenery any day.
"I said to him," Mr. Mailer said, " 'I'd take quality over quantity any day.' ".
Founded in 1944 by Dan West, an Indiana farmer, Heifer's mission is to take quality livestock to impoverished places.
If you take quality history with an appeal beyond the academic, then women are finding publishers and readers and winning prizes too.
Active Music, Active Minds aims to take quality live, interactive music performances to more than 60,000 older people in care homes across the UK.
Many of the figures that have set alarm bells ringing those millions of Chinese engineers, for example—are misleading because they fail to take quality into account.
It's a tough old tale, with a heart of gold, and Holmes and his crew take quality time, and some trouble, to tell it.
"In any league in the world, you can play good, you can take quality players, good defense, good goalkeeping, but if you don't fight for every ball, if minute by minute you are fighting with your team-mates against your other teammates, you are dead," he said.
So does an owner try first to garner players like Faulk and a coach like Martz and demand that their teams become more offensive-minded or instead concentrate on getting a coach who can take quality defensive players and neutralize both?
The rest of the papers summarized use unconditional output measures that do not take quality into account.
