Sentence examples for slipping in quality from inspiring English sources

Perhaps where Symbian started slipping in quality was the need, caused by the appearance of iPhone, to compete in the internet phone space too, a space Symbian thought it was in and thought it was winning without realising iPhone was something all together different.

The MBA degree has slipped in quality.

In our own time, two of the greatest, Lafite-Rothschild and Margaux, were widely judged to have slipped in quality in the 1960's and 1970's, only to come back strongly (under new management in the case of Lafite and under new owners in the case of Margaux).

In July 2006, after a spate of well-publicised recalls, Katsuaki Watanabe, Mr Toyoda's immediate predecessor, bowed in apology and promised to fix things with a "customer first" programme that would redirect engineering resources and, if necessary, lengthen development times.However, the recalls continued and Toyota started slipping in consumer-quality surveys.

A focus on volume, for example, can easily lead to missteps with product introductions or slips in quality.

Losing the two best coaches in the league – Ange Postecoglou and Graham Arnold – before round seven didn't help, and their departure signalled a slip in quality for Melbourne Victory and Central Coast Mariners.

As GM found out, being the world's biggest carmaker can lead to slips in quality.

Eventually, he started slipping in.

Thanks for slipping in this question!

This dislocation occurred following accidental slipping in the bathroom.

But starting in the early 1980s production quality slipped in the face of intensifying Japanese competition.