The value of quality at a smaller club is shown at Bolton.
Never underestimate the value of quality - even nice belts make a difference.
"Like us, they believe in the value of quality journalism, both as a mission and also as a business.
Her own outfit matched neither description; rather, it belonged to the grande dame character, the doyenne who long ago learned the value of quality.
Q. Do vintage photographs hold more value than contemporary ones? A. In recent years, the relative value of quality vintage work has been very good compared to contemporary.
In particular, they pushed for supermarkets to recognise – and promote – the value of quality produce, grown with due care to the environment.
She has taught an extraordinary number of Americans to recognize the value of quality wherever it appears: in a hand-me-down kitchen utensil, in an heirloom vegetable, in the pastel shell of an egg laid by an Araucana hen.
But what's sad is that this should be a golden time for M&S, as people rediscover the value of quality, British-made clothing that you can rely on not to fall apart after one wash.
The Excellence in Mentoring Awards were established to recognize the value of quality mentoring relationships and the impact they have on professional development and career advancement in basic/clinical medicine, research, teaching, and administration.
Harvard Medical School established the Excellence in Mentoring Awards to recognize the value of quality mentoring relationships and the impact they have on professional development and career advancement in clinical medicine, teaching, research, and administration.
Then, as a timely reminder of the long-term value of quality animation, "101 Dalmatians," made in 1961 for $3.6 million, was reissued for the third time last Christmas and grossed $33 million, making it the most successful reissue in the company's 63-year history.
