Sentence examples for falling off in quality from inspiring English sources
Nick James, editor of the magazine Sight and Sound said: "The 1970s and 1980s were his golden period and there was a huge falling off in quality about 15 years ago".
Nick James, editor of the magazine Sight and Sound said: "The 1970s and 1980s were his golden period and there was a huge falling off in quality about 15 years ago". According to James the final straw was his split with producer Jean Doumanian (whose last credited film with Allen was Small Time Crooks in 2000) which disrupted the film-maker's settled, New York-based production process.
The result is a steady falling off in the quality of the wares produced -- a falling off which we detect distinctly in the case of Mr. TAYLOR -- and a preference then arises for the more carefully manufactured wares of some one else -- like BOUCICAULT for instance, who rarely hurries his work.
Bloomsbury; £17.99Books written as part of a series that start well almost invariably fall off in quality.
RATLIFF -- Yeah, I finally feel that that album has a real problem with maybe the last third of it where the songs just fall off in quality dramatically.
fter "Gunslinger" there's a precipitous, rather mysterious, falling off in the quality of Dorn's poetry, from roughly 1974 on.
Whilst a large-scale intervention programme might see sequential improvements as implementers gain skill, it might also see a fall off in quality due to poor supervision or motivational fatigue in key staff.
He said money would be ploughed into BBC1 drama because its budget was "falling off in a way I am not satisfied with" and he was "not prepared to compromise on quality.
This foreshadowed a falling-off in quality across another two outings (2000 and 2011) directed by Craven.
The options were unpalatable — cuts in the workforce or a falling-off in quality — and Disney, who managed to end up with both, would never again enjoy the same bond of trust with his artists, or the same liberty to push animation to its limits.
