Sentence examples for a decline in services from inspiring English sources
I have a sense that there has been a decline in services, especially in safety.
William Morris, head of school at Friends Academy in Locust Valley, said some students had transferred from public schools after witnessing a decline in services, an increase in class sizes and issues connected to classroom management.
Aynsley-Green said the worst affected would be the most vulnerable – those in care, disabled children, young carers, young offenders and those with mental health issues – all of whom would see a decline in services that were already inadequate.
IBM's most recent quarterly earnings, from July, where it reported sales of $25.7 billion, showed a decline in services revenue but a rise within those focused on the cloud.
The senior center has been plagued by financial and operational problems over the past several months, leading to a decline in services, said city Assistant CEO Tammy Letourneau.
To the extent that poor inner city neighborhoods lack the ability to make their transportation needs a political priority, they can suffer from a decline in services or a lack of access to new or existing improvements.
"If T-Mobile finds itself unable to invest in the network, that leads to a decline in service for customers and no one is happy," he said.
They cited the potential for financial losses because of a decline in service, which could eventually spell a postal rate increase.
"Unless we act now, we will soon start to experience rising water bills, high taxes or a decline in service quality," Davies said.
In the survey of the travel managers — including a dozen whose departments purchase more than $75 million in airline tickets each year — 74percentt said they would expect higher fares and 53percentt said they would worry about a decline in service.
The global cost of upgrading the internet to prevent a decline in service has been put by Nemertes at $137 billion; network operators in North America, it says, are spending 60-70% less than they should be to keep pace with demand.All this may sound familiar.
