Sentence examples for quality dropped from inspiring English sources

I found the quality dropped off at around 30 feet.

"Service degenerated, quality dropped several notches, and loyalty erodes," he said.

In the early 20th century, the population of Brooklyn grew and the water table — and water quality — dropped, so the park was connected to the city's water system.

The chain, once a byword for British Main Street quality, dropped its home-grown management, turned away from relatively pricey British suppliers and, this year, reversed an ambitious overseas expansion program.

Dr. Hunter was surprised to discover that the pitch of Mr. Hinckley's voice, which he describes as "traditional" with a "sing-songy" quality, dropped markedly between ages 50 and 60.

When the Re number was set to 376.2 (Pe = 252.8), convection increased in the mixing channel, and the mixing quality dropped to 34.95% at channel exit.

Sure, the quality drops off in season two, but season one is extraordinary, and Twin Peaks on a bad day is still better than most other shows on their best day.

The phone's Superior Auto camera setting is optimised to an eight-megapixel image, meaning you can zoom in considerably before image quality drops below this resolution, thanks to the exceptional sensor.

The prototype can display a color image whose quality drops when the screen is bent.

"There were basically no green areas in cities, so the air quality drops because there is no natural regeneration of the air".

Moreover, one must invest continuously to maintain an once-achieved quality level, i.e., process quality drops whenever the organization fails to implement a process-level project with respect to that process (Beverungen 2014).