Sentence examples for weakened quality from inspiring English sources

But there were practices that weakened quality control and worker oversight, they said.

However, due to a variety of reasons, including constraints in knowledge and available resources, cryopreservation methods for aquatic species vary widely across user groups which reduces reproducibility and weakens quality control.

The programme's main financier, the World Bank, has insisted that it devolve more responsibility to states, which may be necessary but could also weaken quality-control.

Further, many providers lacked critical RH knowledge and some exhibited biases that weakened good quality care.

"That weakens the quality of education".

"The diversity deficit weakens the quality of justice," says the report.

Still, he noted that weakening credit quality throughout the industry could cause other lenders to be more cautious about making new commitments to small companies.

A new report from Standard & Poor's, a credit-rating agency, worries about weakening credit quality at Asian banks, as loose lending practices lead to rapid loan growth, resulting in a sharp rise in household debt.

Besides, the incorporation of QDashes did not weaken the quality of the superlattice.

This may weaken the quality of their marriage and increase the risk of divorce (Waite & Lillard, 1991).

"That doesn't mean to say there won't be anymore wheeling and dealing, but we don't want to weaken the quality of the group".