Sentence examples for falling quality from inspiring English sources

I.I.T. professors and alumni have been mourning the falling quality of the students.

Corporate recruiters complain about the falling quality of university graduates.In this section Room at the top?

The bonds' falling quality and rising risk, described recently in The Times by Nathaniel Popper, show gaps in investor protection.

A survey by the independent pollster Levada-Center found that 80% of Russians were worried about the country's economic problems, especially rising prices and falling quality of life.

Its increased popularity is thought to be partly the result of the falling quality of cocaine, which costs around £40 a gram but is mixed with other agents so is only about 25% pure.

The assessments include physical and cognitive tests as well as questionnaires assessing health, fear of falling, quality of life and psychosocial determinants.

Then the second area of adding alpha is what we call fallen quality growth.

"You don't know where 'Grown Ups 2' is going to fall, quality-wise, but you know it will make money, which will get me some goodwill," he said.

Falls in older people can also result in disability, fear of falling, reduced quality of life, loss of independence, and institutionalization [7].

It's not falling school quality, he argues.

Ford has also suffered from falling sales, quality problems and dealers' criticism.