Sentence examples for falling standard of from inspiring English sources

The falling standard of education, increasing culture of materialism, poverty, and online distractions are given as reasons for this alleged loss of interest.

The empire's poverty was reflected in dilapidated buildings and falling standards of luxury.

Rates of perinatal mortality doubled from 1992 to 2000, a rise that is in part attributed to falling standards of medical care.

The kingdom has struggled with soaring unemployment and falling standards of living even as oil prices have remained high.

"Those in the wider world – employers, for example, or representatives of national or local government – complain about falling standards of literacy," the inspectorate's report states.

There are many things worth getting upset about in the world today: civil war in Syria; melting ice-caps; falling standards of living.

Funny how they are the very two groups that are always banging on about falling standards of English among school leavers and students.

At the same time, Islamic rule is becoming more unpopular because of its bizarre religious ideology, conscription, falling standards of living and its extreme violence.

In addition, 74 people are listed as missing in the aftermath of the clashes, which occurred in August and September, when monks and thousands of civilians took to the streets to protest rising fuel prices and falling standards of living.

These falling standards of care may include deteriorating infection control practices, resulting in an increased risk of institutionally acquired puerperal sepsis.

Medical and pharmaceutical professional bodies advocated for the introduction of hospital fees to revive falling standards of health care and threatened to strike [ 38– 40].