Sentence examples for Quality has slipped from inspiring English sources
Most of the city's water comes from reservoirs in the Catskills, and despite general complaints that the quality has slipped, it still scores well in independent taste and quality tests.
Consumer perceptions of Tesco's quality were already low, pre "Horsegate", but the average score customers now give Tesco for quality has slipped to 4.0, meaning Tesco is not only behind Waitrose, M&S, Sainsbury and Morrison but also now Asda and Aldi.
His wife, Wanda, frets that new families are avoiding the public schools because their quality has slipped.Still, across the street Ms Bollier gets a reminder of Kansas's conservatism from a couple backing Mr Brownback for his opposition to abortion and for his tax cuts.
There was a time, briefly, when long-time fans grumbled that quality had slipped.
It jerked Audi, a division of Volkswagen, out of a deep slump and refocused the company, whose prices had risen too high and whose quality had slipped.
The campaign, starting next Monday, uses photos sent in by Mercedes-Benz owners and short vignettes of real drivers to capitalize on the automaker's heritage at a time when it does not have many new cars to show off and its overall quality reputation has slipped.
Other Iraqis are joining sectarian attacks because their quality of life has slipped dramatically, officials say.
For many the quality of life has slipped so dramatically that what were once aspirations for a better life for future generations are now coping strategies to stay housed, fed and employed.
The primary criticism of Apple's recent performance is that it's doing too much, and as a result, the general quality of its products has slipped.
The MBA degree has slipped in quality.
The report, issued yesterday by Assemblyman Richard L. Brodsky, a Westchester Democrat, says that the quality of Verizon's service has slipped in the past year, particularly in Nassau County and upstate New York cities, including Syracuse, Utica, Rome and Watertown.
