Sentence examples for weakened the quality from inspiring English sources

Expansion of voting rights in early 19th-century America led to widespread corruption and weakened the quality of government, he said.

"That weakens the quality of education".

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

Inevitably, this would reduce the independence of career officials and weaken the quality of applicants.

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).

Barr argues that the new, integrated curriculum will encourage greater educational and social diversity among premedical candidates without weakening the quality of the education.

"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".

Tornow says that NSF doesn't want to do anything to weaken the quality of its rotators, and that it will be closely monitoring the pool of candidates in the next year.

It suggests that recent reforms to university finances and student funding, together with controls on overseas students, could weaken the quality and number of postgraduate courses at UK universities.

According to Vox, critics argue that its language could "weaken the quality of evidence the FDA uses to evaluate new drugs and devices, making it easier for companies to bring substandard or dangerous medicines and medical devices to patients".