Sentence examples for quality has fallen from inspiring English sources

Thanks to all these debuts, credit quality has fallen.

But cash constraints and rules on public-sector contracts make improvement hard.Since cost-cutting began in the 1980s, quality has fallen along with food budgets.

First, nearly half those on the education department's payroll are not teachers; quality has fallen because of low accountability and mismanagement.

Sarah Dawson, who is credited with bringing purple sprouting brocolli to the mass market in the UK from her Lincolnshire farm, agrees that research on improving yield and quality has fallen behind.

"The more I started to think about it, the more I started to think that it wasn't really a given that teacher quality has fallen over time," he said in an interview.

B7 BUSINESS DAY C1-13 G.M. To Restate Earnings The announcement that General Motors would revise profit figures for every year of this decade shows how far the onetime paragon of financial quality has fallen.

It's hard to see why they wouldn't attempt to do the same in Britain once the backstop of EU air quality rules has fallen away.

Over the past decade, the state Department of Environmental Protection's enforcement of air and water quality rules has fallen off sharply, as the agency's workforce shrunk by nearly a third, according to a Globe review of state records.

The price of ultra high quality leather gloves has fallen in recent years.

As the quality of Bolivian cocaine has fallen off, the European market, in particular, has rejected it, the general said.

The quality of capital investment has fallen, with almost half now spent by households, mainly on construction.