Sentence examples for slipping badly from inspiring English sources

His daughter told me that his memory has been slipping badly in the past year.

The show, by then slipping badly in the ratings, was canceled five weeks into production in 1998.

The governor's decision to re-enter the talks came as his approval rating has been slipping badly in the polls.

Meanwhile, the man in charge of the city's vaunted Police Department, Commissioner Howard Safir, was slipping badly in opinion polls.

In Massachusetts, a Boston Herald poll of candidates for governor found the Republican incumbent, Jane M. Swift, slipping badly against potential Democratic challengers.

Then, the company was in deep trouble, its mainstay mainframe business slipping badly, and its profits and competitiveness sliding as well.

Mariana also believes education standards have slipped badly during the Kirchner administration.

The prison later slipped badly, and in 1999 the prisons minister described it as "failing".

Standards had slipped badly during the tenure of Zubin Mehta, Mr. Masur's predecessor as music director.

Ms. Roberts grows impatient with Mr. Ensley's accusations that the union has slipped badly under her leadership.

A major reason James Levine inaugurated the Metropolitan Opera's Young Artist Development Program in 1980 was that vocal training in Europe, particularly in Italy, had slipped badly.