Others suffer a collapse in quality of life.
In our analysis, we collapse the difference in quality of life or amenities and the cost of moving into one variable ( {Q}_i^P-{Q}_i^G-{c}_i ).
Diminishment in quality of service.
Staffing pressures, too, sometimes cause a collapse in the quality of case management that parents and children deserve.
Tighter budgets, increasing demand and rising costs mean the Scottish Government must make "fundamental changes" to its approach to the NHS immediately to avoid a collapse in the quality of healthcare, Audit Scotland warned.
With some military units on their third tour of duty in Iraq, the superb volunteer army that Mr. Bush inherited is in increasing danger of facing a collapse in quality and morale similar to the collapse of the officer corps in the early 1970's.
Public bitterness at the sudden collapse of a quality of life that was among the highest in the world fuelled fears that voters would stay at home on Saturday in protest at the entire political system.
Its rise and collapse has the quality of a fable: after nearly six decades as an illegal organization, the Brotherhood won every election in post-Mubarak Egypt; then, in the span of a year, it lost everything.
But failure to push them through could result in a decline in the quality of NHS care – triggering a boom in private healthcare and a collapse in public support for the service, he warned.
As the official report into the collapse noted dryly: "The deterioration in the quality of HBOS's loan book, and the speed with which it all happened, are a notable part of the HBOS story". It was therefore not surprising that parliament – like everybody else – wanted a good explanation of what the auditors, KPMG, were thinking when they deemed HBOS to be a going concern in February 2008.
The move comes amid growing criticism of auditors in Britain and elsewhere for perceived shortcomings in the quality of their work, following a spate of high-profile corporate collapses.
