Sentence examples similar to world class outcomes from inspiring English sources
(Yan and Song, 1981) Despite different interpretations of this problem at home and abroad, (Han, 2003) this study itself demonstrates that the Chinese ethnological academia has increasingly delivered world-class outcomes after decades of accumulation, and contributed to the development of theories in international ethnology.
"Although the funding announced is to be welcomed, if the government wishes to achieve world class cancer outcomes by 2020, significantly more investment in radiotherapy services is required at least up to the equivalent level announced for Scotland," said Dr Jeanette Dickson, vice president, clinical oncology.
For example, an array of articles in both the lay press and the medical literature have highlighted "world class" hernia outcomes achieved by Shouldice Hernia Centre in Canada.
Over 85% of all people attending NHS sexual health clinics take up HIV testing, with referral and retention rates both excellent - resulting in world-class patient outcomes.
Robertson later said on Twitter: "Today's quote 'World class performance needs world class support' average treatment gets an average outcome.
After he and Wallwork were upset in their opening match at the 2011 World Championships, Robertson appeared to criticise Badminton England when he tweeted: "World class performance needs world class support; average treatment gets an average outcome".
Education is world class.
The fields are world class.
"These ensembles are world class".
