Sentences with phrase «steady decline in the quality»

If we as fans are unbiased we will accept that we have not been playing well this season and this is a culmination of a steady decline in the quality of our play.

Mike not quite sure what you're getting at but a «steady decline in quality» is actually true - HENCE OUR WORSE START IN 32 YEARS..

The Criminal Injuries Compensation Authority (CICA) comes under attack for a steady decline in the quality of its work in paying statutory financial compensation to victims of violent crime the last ten years.

While the traditional medical view of aging focuses on its inevitable complications and steady decline in quality of life, this therapy functions as a means of relieving - and even preventing - many of these symptoms.

I didn't realize then that my experience in California was the beginning of 30 years of slow but steady decline in the quality of candidates we were attracting and preparing to teach in our schools.

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It's a shame that Hollywood operates in this manner, and hopefully the steady decline in the box - office, as well as in quality television, will turn over a new leaf for the actors more fit to entertain.

There has been a steady decline in the number of students choosing to study languages over the last two decades, which has in turn led to issues in recruiting and training enough high quality teachers in the subject.

Although advances in veterinary care, better nutrition and better educated owners have helped improve the quantity and quality of these years, studies reveal that senior cats continue to struggle with weight as the result of reduced activity levels and a steady decline in senses, nutrient absorption and fat digestion.

If you buy a rental property solely for the cash flow, the property's ability to sustain steady, positive income may decrease thanks to the same market conditions that cause a property's value to decrease: decline in population, loss of jobs or industry, extreme vacancy, low tenant quality, and so on.