Sentence examples for quality worsens from inspiring English sources

Life becomes increasingly austere at the end: creature comforts vanish, food quality worsens, mail stops.

The governor said in a statement that even though the state had already spent $5 billion upgrading sewage plants, "as development in nonsewered watershed occurs, water quality worsens due to increased sewage and runoff wastes in those areas.

The Claim: Sleep Quality Worsens With Age" by Anahad O'Connor: Looking at reports of sleep problems across all ages, the researchers also found a slight increase in sleep disturbances during middle age.

Despite moves to make diesel engines cleaner, with a new Euro 6 standard implemented for new vehicles claimed to reduce emissions by 90% compared to the oldest cars, the VW scandal will further undermine trust in diesel as air quality worsens.

TBLI [19] is also good only up to 60% noise density beyond which miss detection increases and picture quality worsens.

Researchers involved in the investigation told me that the early data is showing a spike in the number of children being wheeled into emergency rooms on days when the air quality worsens.

Air quality worsened on Friday and deteriorated throughout the weekend.

What would happen if you got "sick" and our air quality worsened?

As the air quality worsened this week, restaurants stopped seating diners at sidewalk tables; playgrounds emptied out.

The annual Ofcom report, titled UK audience attitudes towards broadcast media, found that 30% of the adults surveyed believed that programming quality worsened in 2015.

Air quality worsened sevenfold between October and November, according to a study by the Centre for Science and Environment in Delhi, which showed that 3% of days in October had severe air quality but jumped to 73% of days in November.