Sentence examples similar to downgrade in quality from inspiring English sources

T-Mobile, the nation's third-largest wireless carrier, has seen an explosion in the amount of video being consumed on its network in the past year after it rolled out Binge On, a program that allows customers to watch unlimited streaming video in exchange for a downgrade in video quality.

(Ms. Mindelle actually did have something better to do on Memorial Day evening and was able to play for only an hour; she was replaced midgame by BEN SKINNER, a marketing associate in Mr. Davenport's production company, resulting in a considerable downgrade in singing quality but none at all in theatrical knowledge).

In order to maintain stream performance, recordings have to be transcoded, which equates to a downgrade in picture quality.

When a reward is downgraded in quantity or quality from that which is expected, one of two possible outcomes can result.

Had this been a longer video, this would have resulted in more lost time, some frustration, and possibly a downgrade in the overall quality of the finished product to satisfy the performance ceiling.

Heavy users are sometimes singled out by ISPs for subtle adjustments that downgrade service quality in an attempt to deter their custom, says Meinrath.

"Rather than downgrade in terms of the quality of the home they are looking for," he said, "people will rent for a shorter term".

"People are getting out of downgrades before they happen or they're trying to upgrade in quality".

The nurse experienced a low status, as well as a downgrade in the competence needed to deliver quality care in professional relationships.

There were variable risks of bias in all the trials, leading us to downgrade the quality of the evidence.

35 Downgrading of quality was due to high risk of bias and issues of imprecision and inconsistency.