Sentence examples for I think deteriorating from inspiring English sources

But after such a long period of lax lending standards, I think deteriorating prices are inevitable.

"The humanitarian situation this winter I think will deteriorate and that may well provoke calls to intervene in a limited way," he said.

"I do not say now that I think it's deteriorating".

"We're reviewing all of our policies and our approach toward Cuba in light of what I think is a deteriorating human rights situation," Mr. Powell told reporters after a meeting with the Jordanian foreign minister.

"I think relations have deteriorated and become more polarized than they used to be and that has to do with the market economy," Professor Gladney said.

Although expectations for 2009 have certainly been set a lot lower, I think the economy deteriorates throughout the year as the consumer weakness feeds back into housing and the economy.

This is when the central relationship between Paul and Erin begins to deteriorate, I think.

8 (u): "I think the symptoms will deteriorate rather than improve.

"I think the wicket will possibly deteriorate so it'll be hard work for us, particularly at the back end.

"We think the situation has deteriorated, and I think people will move against the Americans whether the army interferes or not," the sheik said of the new force.

"Most advisers recommend their clients hold three months' pay on deposit, but with the labour market due to deteriorate this year, I think people should look at building up a pool of savings equivalent to six months' pay.