Sentence examples for wake of quality from inspiring English sources

In the wake of quality problems, many are looking to third-party testing as a solution.

Toshiba, long the market leader, saw its share slip in the wake of "quality control problems," Dahlquist explains.

Rather than leaving the events of the earlier novel in its wake, The Quality of Mercy lingers over them obsessively.

The announcements are the latest in a string of recalls this year for the auto industry as federal regulators, in the wake of Toyota's recent quality problems, push for carmakers to identify and fix defects faster.

The paper is to present the new DSP-based device shown in the wake of hitherto development of power quality instrumentation for power quality assessment in ship systems.

And what, sir, if I happen to wake up next to a woman of quality?

Jamie Carragher has questioned the Premier League's quality in the wake of Chelsea's Champions League elimination.

Financial markets are hypersensitive to sovereign-debt quality in the wake of Greece's troubles.

A nascent Chinese bird conservation movement has recently emerged in the wake of the publication of an affordable, quality Chinese-language field guide to the birds of China, Franzen said.

After the last submaximal test of each experimental testing day subjects completed the Leeds Sleep Evaluation Questionnaire (LSEQ) in order to get an idea of the effort it took to get to sleep, to wake up, their quality of sleep, and their overall feeling after waking up (Parrott and Hindmarch 1980).

The first paper by Emmerich et al. suggests that we should reflect on the ethical consequences of quality of care discourses and the instruments of governance that have arisen in their wake [ 23].