Sentence examples for harming the quality of from inspiring English sources

How can greater numbers of learners be educated without harming the quality of the college experience?

Medicare costs could be cut about 30percentt without harming the quality of care, a study released today suggested.

A14 Medicare Savings Viable About 30percentt of Medicare costs could be eliminated without harming the quality of care for Medicare beneficiaries.

Fortunately, there is a group of economists who are almost ideally suited to help Mr. Obama with this task — to come up with budget cuts that can reduce government spending without harming the quality of government services.

"A lot of the community, especially school board members, have made it clear that we just can't absorb any more without harming the quality of education," Ms. Daum said.

"The Obama administration said Wednesday that it would vastly expand the use of competitive bidding to buy medical equipment for Medicare beneficiaries after a one-year experiment saved money for taxpayers and patients without harming the quality of care.

Ideological antipathy to government has directly harmed the quality of governance.

The savings from the contracts, though modest so far, have not harmed the quality of care.

The removal of these sections may not harm the quality of the game, but it certainly damages its integrity.

Fines for people who have been a persistent nuisance and harmed the quality of life in an area.

Also I am trying not to rush the folding sequence, which also harms the quality of models.