Sentence examples for service deteriorate from inspiring English sources

They sold assets too cheaply; the new owners have let the service deteriorate; and the rail network has no incentive to invest.

But commuters who have watched service deteriorate in recent months are justifiably skeptical that things will go even remotely smoothly when the eight weeks of upheaval start on July 10.

The technology that makes Uber and Lyft possible was available to New York's taxi medallion holders, but, protected by their taxi monopolies, they stuck with the status quo and let service deteriorate.

But some board members bristled at the biennial ritual, especially as service deteriorated.

Furthermore, with service deteriorating, people were wasting a lot of time pointing fingers.

The PCT rejects Glackin's suggestion that the contract was not adequately monitored or that service deteriorated at any point.

Even as cab service deteriorated in the 1990's, a bevy of industry lobbyists, including former State Assembly Speaker Mel Miller, turned to Mr. Dear and Mr. Vallone to soften proposed regulations.

The US Surface Transportation Board could step in to appoint someone to operate the line if Montreal, Maine and Atlantic stopped rail service or if the service deteriorated, said Nate Moulton, rail director for Maine's transportation department.

And in the 1970s, he said, political leaders seemed ill equipped to deal with a fiscal crisis, and let city services deteriorate.

Working hours rise, wages stagnate or fall, tasks become duller, more stressful and harder to fulfill, emails and texts and endless demands clatter inside our heads, shutting down the ability to think, corners are cut, services deteriorate, housing becomes almost impossible to afford, there's ever less money for essential public services.

First, public services deteriorate as those who no longer use them become less willing to support them with their taxes.