Sentence examples for descending quality from inspiring English sources
Moreover, since oil reserves are normally extracted in the order of ascending cost and descending quality, excessive consumption of relatively high-quality, cheap oil reserves by the current generation raises the cost at which future generations can meet their needs of oil and hence imposes an external cost on the future generations.
Brazil has won five World Cup championships in history, the last one in 2002, and the descending quality of some of its best stars has many of the Brazilian Federation Officials worried that the team will not be able to have a good showing in its own World Cup.
To achieve this, one has to order the candidate term pairs in, for example, descending quality order.
As each take descends in quality, Peggy gives the actress increasingly withering notes, then simply fires her--at which point her victim runs from the studio in tears.
As that rate descends, the quality of information from your staff ascends.
These five cities were eliminated from contention for 2008, in descending order of quality as determined by the working group: Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Seville, Spain Bangkokok; Cairo; and Havana.
Hasn't this material been worked over — in descending order of quality — by Ford Madox Ford, by Robert Bolt, and by the TV series "The Tudors"?
Cognac is produced in seven designated areas; the two most important are Grande Champagne and Petite Champagne (not to be confused with the province of Champagne; the term means simply "open field"), followed in descending order of quality by Borderies, Fins Bois, Bons Bois, Bois Ordinaires, and Bois Communs.
Due to the high number of selected references, they were sorted in descending order of quality score and only the ones with the highest scores are discussed in details here.
