Sentence examples for service deteriorated from inspiring English sources

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

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.

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

Basic services deteriorated even further.

They fumed as services deteriorated.

Under these adverse conditions the country's infrastructure and social services deteriorated greatly.

Inevitably, government services deteriorated and government deficits exploded, confirming the public's growing cynicism about government's doing anything right.

It is only when various socialist schemes tried to divorce the costs of services from the prices users pay that those services deteriorated and prices escalated.

This threw many of those cities into crisis as their tax base crumbled and their public services deteriorated, hastening the exodus.

After independence, health allocations were increased, but health services deteriorated rapidly with the onset of cyclic drought and flooding and the agricultural and economic problems of the late 1990s and 2000s.

But employees told investigators that services deteriorated to little more than social activities, as a report in The Times this week by Dan Barry and Katherine Finkelstein suggests.