Mr. Pendleton shapes his production not as a move toward one great climax but as a fluid stream of anticlimaxes, and it's that eroding quality of smallness that truly breaks your heart.
By stocking single lines of products – one type of unbranded chocolate biscuit or ham against the 15 or 20 big-name brands in Tesco or Morrison's – the discounters have economies of scale that enable them to charge less without eroding quality.
The managers reap the financial rewards while students, staff and faculty endure eroding quality, stagnating wages and the proletarianization of the academic workforce.
For instance, microaggressions erode quality of life for many, but Chait writes the term off as some kind of frivolous fad.
Before Sandy, the New York State Attorney General's Office petitioned the state commission to investigate the ever eroding quality of customer service caused by a lack of proper maintenance, staff cuts and a disregard of the wires in general.
Mental health conditions can erode quality of life and interfere with health-related behaviours such as medication adherence.
Persistence of those symptoms and/or cognitive impairments after deployment-related mTBI can erode quality of life, interfere with fitness for duty, and serve as a trigger for benefits for veterans [ 6].
Mr. McCall said the lack of professional educators on the boards had eroded the quality of the colleges and limited academic freedom, while tuition rose faster than in other states.
Large increases in crop agriculture, coupled with the indirect effects of pesticides, have eroded high quality habitats with a mosaic of vegetation types, resulting in the excessive fragmentation of helmeted guineafowl sub-populations.
And if they do lose big this November it will be because they appeared helpless to stop the draconian cuts in social programs that have eroded the quality of life at the state, county, and municipal levels, which are what people who vote in midterms are going to be thinking about the most.
