Sentence examples for tight quality from inspiring English sources

Another niche for Tijuana is in producing medical supplies, which need tight quality control.

But he acknowledged the difficulty of keeping tight quality control on a cheap, mass-market item.

"Nuclear has very tight quality requirements," notes Westinghouse CEO Aris Candris, and the parts for the first reactors at Sanmen and Haiyan are coming from outside of China.

It was Walpole who wrote, "Nothing so much contributes to promote the public well-being as the exportation of manufactured goods," and the British government long subsidized exporters while imposing tight quality standards on them to safeguard the British brand.

But the Ark brand is less about individual school autonomy than a strong corporate vision, close relationships between head office and schools, and very tight quality control managed from the centre.

For example, injectable drug and biologics pharmaceutical manufacturing appears to be a highly-controlled closed system with very tight quality requirements.

That shows you the teams are very tight quality-wise.

In-house mortgage origination offers better margins and tighter quality control.

The increasing automation and tighter quality constraints related to these processes make the operator's job more and more difficult.

Such collective reputational forces generate an important externality, and thus call for more government and third-party interventions to establish higher quality standards and enforce tighter quality control.

In the pharmaceutical industry, batch blenders are used almost exclusively because the batch blending has historically provided tighter quality control in terms of better uniformity and batch integrity, as compared to continuous blending.