Sentence examples similar to a lower-quality game from inspiring English sources

Faced with shareholder demands to cut staffing in 2013, Iwata dug in his heels, arguing that reduced morale would lead to lower-quality games, and took a personal 50% pay cut.

Maybe bosses associate for-profits with lower-quality education, or perhaps with a lower-quality student body.

It seems odd to see the public abandon a high-quality format in favor of a lower-quality format.

"A good radiologist can sometimes accurately read scans off of a lower-quality scanner," he said.

Rather than pursue a lower-quality, cheaper solution, the team and other stakeholders pushed to both retain quality and lower cost.

The lower rent prices likely indicate a lower-quality unit.

This can give you a high-quality item for the cost of a lower-quality new piece.

So if you get a lower-quality olive oil, you're also losing some of that nutritional quality even if the lower quality isn't actually bad for you.

This will result in a lower-quality video.

"If the same happens with a basketball player, people say, 'Isn't that a shame.' I think what they're really bemoaning is what they view as a lower quality of the college game".

The apps actually felt distracting from the book, similarly, many well known animation characters were ported to apps – but often cheaply with a lower quality of animation and without much thought about the interactions and games.