Sentence examples for dwindling standards from inspiring English sources

Celtic's achievement is truly remarkable, all the more so set against a backdrop of dwindling standards in Scottish football.

Since the standard of education a university can provide will eventually have to be in line with the capabilities of its students, this poses a huge risk of dwindling education standards within the country.

Dwindling sales of standard PCs have contrasted sharply with fast-growing sales of the iPad and Android tablets.

Sometimes he dutifully draws back to provide necessary commercial detail about Bacardi, and at those moments the book risks dwindling into a standard business history of a little company and how it grew.

But once inside the dwindling number of international-standard Bangkok night spots, patrons still face a potentially bumpy ride.

Since then, optimism has dwindled and living standards have declined.

But their very excellence proved fatal because, as the reading public dwindled, theirs remained standard works for far too long; their inevitable errors became enshrined, and their works acted as brakes on further progress.

It's become a standard part of my dwindling Amazon shopping trips that I check the reviews and merchants carefully to make sure I'm not buying a poor-quality counterfeit of the item in question.

Standard TV commercials are threatened by dwindling broadcast audiences and the instant ad-zapping of digital video recorders; customers are tired of in-your-face appeals.

It's not the dwindling middle class being forced into a new standard of poverty as the decided norm pronounced from on high by those who have never had to use an ATM.

By Internet standards, and even by the standards of the other X-rated men's magazines -- a dwindling and increasingly unprofitable business these days -- the Playboy photo spreads are practically chaste.