Sentence examples for demise of quality from inspiring English sources

Loops, to be published twice yearly in paperback from 2009, aims to redress the demise of quality writing about music, and will solicit contributions from journos and musicians.

In short, in Neuromancer and throughout his career, Gibson has rather accurately predicted future technologies, including the rise of the Internet and the demise of quality television.

This point is used to explain the observed – sometimes intentional – demise of public sector quality of care.

British fans who lament the demise of traditional "up and at 'em" qualities such as passion and team spirit should love Atletico, because their hyper-charged, never-yield-an-inch mentality is one of the cornerstones of their recent success.

Although Mr. Blaye declined to provide details, the Swiss media have blamed the demise of the company on longstanding discord among shareholders and the company's inability to reach an acceptable level of quality for its watches.

With these improvements came the advent of higher-quality butter and the demise of naturally soured buttermilk.

New Yorker George Hunka's recent blog about the demise of the public intellectual and the decline in quality writing on theatre seems to have touched a nerve.

Doomsayers have long proclaimed the demise of classical music, although given the myriad high-quality concerts almost every night in New York, it seems the genre must be dying elsewhere.

Although pulmonary failure leads to the ultimate demise of most CF patients, CRS has a significant impact on their overall quality of life and may contribute to lung disease pathogenesis.

In other words, if anyone was expecting the demise of The News of the World to result in a new commitment to editorial quality over commercial considerations, forget it.

Social quality theory was originally developed as a response to the hegemony of individualised quality of life measures [ 13], and indeed the relative demise of notions of the 'social' within the social sciences during the move to post modernity [ 25].