Sentence examples for valuing quality from inspiring English sources

In contrast to the acclaim he received internationally, and despite his books' continuing popularity at home, Brian felt undervalued in the British children's book world – which he subsequently castigated as having embraced a comic-book or Mickey Mouse attitude to reading rather than valuing quality.

But let's face it: Almost all publishing is supported by advertising — and those advertisers need to start valuing quality content (and the enthusiastic audiences that content attracts) if we want the industry to thrive.

So much of a show's lasting survival now—unless backed by network's valuing quality overall is directly tied to the viral.

Rick Goings accused U.S. consumers of not valuing "quality" while explaining Tupperware's disappointing sales in North America, during an earnings call Tuesday.

Euroqol 6-Dimensions scale (EQ-6D) is an easy to apply self-administered questionnaire for describing and valuing quality of life [ 54] and can be used to generate cross-national comparisons of health state.

So much of a show's lasting survival now—unless backed by network's valuing quality over all is directly tied to the viral.

If we value quality teaching, we should pay quality salaries.

-Why is education a valued quality in democratic societies?

But Captain Burlingame's most valued quality, friends say, was his commitment to people.

It also revealed that students value quality of teaching over smart new facilities.

That name soon developed a reputation for excellence, because Goldwyn always professed to value quality over numbers.