Sentence examples for Clearly deteriorated from inspiring English sources

Afterward, Uighur-Han relations have clearly deteriorated.

The real estate market in general has clearly deteriorated in the past year.

In Mavella, a neighboring large tea estate that has been working under Government management since last year, the conditions have clearly deteriorated.

She turned up in an empty room off the emergency department, and her physical and mental condition had clearly deteriorated, Mr. Roth said.

However, at such thermal conditions the terrace sites remain still hydroxylated, and the overall reaction rate is clearly deteriorated by water present in the feed.

Therefore, a sleepy driver may manage rather simple driving fairly well, despite the general functional capacity being clearly deteriorated.

"The labor market is clearly deteriorating, and it's highly likely to keep deteriorating," said Andrew Tilton, an economist at Goldman Sachs.

While some mental processes — like working memory and the ability to quickly solve math problems — clearly deteriorate, others do not.

The argument was clearly deteriorating fast and given that these companions had spent three hours queuing to get in, it seemed wise to test it no further.

For example, case studies of takeovers demonstrate a tendency by managers to continue investing (and to continue accumulating cash) as long as current earnings are satisfactory or until the company's situation so clearly deteriorates that it changes hands.

The match position when we met was that England had scored 445 (100 more, I thought, than they should have been allowed to get), and the pitch was clearly deteriorating.