Sentence examples for dip in quality from inspiring English sources

Any dip in quality and you know about it all too quickly, in the ratings and our public appreciation scores.

It's easy for a championship game to dip in quality because of players' nerves, especially with those who are relatively inexperienced at the international level.

Since his début, more than twenty-five yeago ago, Keene has plied his trade on more than ten albums, rarely with a significant dip in quality, and never with any major commercial success.

James Purnell, the BBC's strategy director, has said the "sword of Damocles" is hanging over BBC funding with cuts to one of its biggest shows, EastEnders, reversed after viewers began to notice a dip in quality.

Ubisoft have done well to put the series back on track after a brief dip in quality, and in Connor have created a troubled character worthy of succeeding the iconic Ezio Auditore.

The show's production might have been moved to BBC Glasgow for the new series, and there might be a new editor overseeing things, but with Double D at the helm (and the news having apparently gone batshit for the foreseeable future) there is no reason for any dip in quality.

A Series of Unfortunate Events started brilliantly, but dipped in quality over its 13 books; this time, sensibly, Handler has limited himself to only four.

Given that, you'd forgive a dip in the quality of the comedy – but there is none.

Heavy summer downpours have been blamed for a dip in top quality bathing water at Scotland's beaches.

The divas reportedly had to perform their mashup twice due to technical difficulties, which could explain the dip in vocal quality toward the end.

As Pixar settles into a pattern of making sequels to its popular films, there will be a slight dip in the quality of their films.