Sentence examples similar to debased the quality from inspiring English sources

Arts organizations should be careful not to let these interactive elements debase the quality of their work.

Drude dispersion model is adopted to describe the silver rod and it is found that the influence of the metal's absorption is trivial to debase the quality of the image spot.

The other reason is that default (supposedly) debases the character of the borrower.

Would this debase the quality of new philosophical research?

The opera company considers the Sinfonia an instrument and said it is used merely to enhance the musical accompaniment, with live musicians playing along with it; the union said the machine would take jobs away from players and debase the quality of live performance.

Through bluster and bombast, he debased the national discourse.

But only this last decade seriously debased the river.

He spent extravagant sums on luxuries and magnificent buildings and seriously debased the coinage.

This debased the currency, until the coins were carefully weighed again at a Kreistag.

In 1544 he issued the base shilling, or teston, of 12 pence and debased the silver coinage.

Clumsy and unreliable editions led to "the charge that print had debased the book".