Sentence examples for the quality of workmanship from inspiring English sources

The quality of workmanship is another departure from board schools, which were well made and durable.

"The quality of workmanship can never be as high as what you want.

The report did not assess the quality of workmanship and construction engineering at the site.

"In comparison to other builders," Mr. Timan said, "the quality of workmanship and materials and choice of options are the difference between night and day.

The Roman ones were totally astonishing even to my very young eyes for the quality of workmanship and the overwhelming scale of it all.

"We're there to look for errors in workmanship," he said, adding that a staged inspection -- which costs about $250 for each of the three inspections -- is not intended to second-guess the architect, the builder or the building inspector, but to ensure that the buyer is getting the quality of workmanship being paid for.

For one thing, the quality of craftsmanship in New York is known to be substandard, compared with the workmanship at construction sites in, say, Japan.

Ceremonial drinking vessels have been discovered before, but this quality of workmanship is extremely uncommon and represents "some of the very highest artistic achievements of Tiwanaku potters ever discovered," says Korpisaari, who announced the discoveries last week in a press release.

What's more, the quality of British workmanship at the time wasn't good enough".

We try and use good imagery with zoom functions so that people can get a feel for a product and see the quality of the workmanship involved.

"You can always tell a Faberge from a non-Faberge by its classical proportions, restrained design and the quality of the workmanship and materials," Peter Schaffer said.