Sentence examples for dilute the quality from inspiring English sources

It can dilute the quality.

I don't agree it will dilute the quality," Infantino said.

But this might be a mixed blessing, said Mr. Morillo, explaining that easy access to this equipment can dilute the quality of films produced in the area.

If they were not released, that would dilute the quality of play and make the game less appealing to broadcasters, whose money bankrolls the game Down Under.

Mr. Forot from Piaget says that the element of alloy — at the very most 20 per cent copper — would not dilute the quality of gold significantly.

They implored the board members not to adopt the policy, saying it would dilute the quality of science education and make graduates of the district, which is north of Atlanta, the laughingstock of college admission offices.

The proliferation of bowl games has diluted the quality of the matchups.

"A lot of 'ordinary' kids make up the numbers, which dilutes the quality.

Some states are experimenting, trying to restrain costs without diluting the quality of service.

Mr. Klein accused Warnaco and Ms. Wachner of "diluting" the quality of his brand by distributing merchandise in unauthorized channels like Costco and B. J.'s Wholesale Club.

That means the stylists aren't getting the opportunities, or the seats, at the shows and I think it's diluting the quality of the crowds at fashion week.