Sentence examples for deteriorating standards from inspiring English sources
At Southern Cross, deteriorating standards of care were seeping into local media reports.
In addition, experts say the situation in women's jails is now worse than a decade ago, when a landmark report was commissioned amid widespread concerns about deteriorating standards.
Competition to lend to car buyers has become so fierce that the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, a regulator, has warned of deteriorating standards, with loans routinely exceeding 100% of the car's value.In this section Assets or liabilities?
Outside the pleasure dome, in zones off-limits to foreign visitors, most of the socialist fairyland still suffers from frequent power shortages, chronic food insecurity and deteriorating standards of healthcare and education – realities that are safely obscured inside Pyongyang's candy-coloured mirage.
Dr Mary Bousted, general secretary of ATL, said: "Regrettably teachers and support staff are suffering the backlash from deteriorating standards of behaviour.
Just as financial practices during the housing bubble caused deteriorating standards in mortgages, cap and trade could create "subprime" carbon offsets -- offsets that do not represent actual emission reductions and carbon derivatives based on future carbon reductions with high risk of not being fulfilled.
Wide disparities in income and discriminatory laws in cities as well as the deteriorating standard of living of small peasants and agricultural labourers caused riots and uprisings, which by the early 1500s had become endemic.
With that in mind, on Wednesday the general managers emerged from their meeting in Manhattan with an astonishing declaration: they will convene an August summit on what they called the deteriorating standard of league officiating.
Despite having the power to write and enforce consumer protection standards, the Federal Reserve did nothing to combat deteriorating origination standards in mortgage and consumer loans.
