After that, its lovely qualities erode.
Or it may signal that patients do not agree with their doctors' view that quality erodes as revenues rise.
Most for-profit corporate hospitals' credit quality have eroded, and hope for a cure anytime soon is not looking good.
"If you look back two or three years, the only issue that investors have cared about was the quality of a firms loan portfolio, so when quality was eroding there was aggressive selling, and when the erosion stopped and there were signs of improvement the prices started to move sharply higher," Bove said.
"We felt that the credit quality would erode," Mr. Tice said, "and it did".
Those failures, according to their study, appeared to be the result of growing probable credit losses, concerns about asset quality and eroding lender and investor confidence.
Low quality services erode trust.
If support for quality through the ongoing professional development and practices of more highly qualified staff is inadequate, then sustaining quality may be eroded.
Yes, declining state support has eroded quality, accessible public higher education of the sort that I experienced as an undergraduate in California in the 1970s.
Also, the challenges Toyota faces in restoring profitability "are extensive, and include sluggish demand, overcapacity, the need to provide incentives beyond normal levels to boost sales, and a real risk that its product quality problems have eroded significantly and permanently its historical advantages in pricing power," Moody's said.
