Sentence examples for a drastic deterioration from inspiring English sources

Accredited's shares fell as much as 34.8percentt after Lone Star said late Friday that it would not go through with its $15.10-a-share 15.10-a-share 15.10-a-shareeterioration in the financial and operational condition of the company".

"Barring a drastic deterioration in financial markets and elevated political pressure, it looks unlikely that the BOJ suddenly turns more aggressive," said Masamichi Adachi, an economist at JPMorgan Securities based in Tokyo.

"Barring a drastic deterioration in financial markets and elevated political pressure, it looks unlikely that the B.O.J. suddenly turns more aggressive," said Masamichi Adachi, an economist at J. P. Morgan Securities in Tokyo.

In particular, if you think you've found a massively important fact that somehow all the economists have missed — like a drastic deterioration in CBO's estimate of the long-run US budget outlook, somehow missed by everyone else reading the agency's reports — you really, really want to be sure that you're not just misreading the numbers.

This was related to the fact that Ontario's coal-fired power plants led to a drastic deterioration in the province's air quality leading to ill-health and death amongst Ontario's citizens.

We also noticed a drastic deterioration in nuclear architecture.

If it builds to a crescendo, it is because of the drastic deterioration of the situation, and the sense, shared by many, that an injustice is being perpetrated while the rest of the world more or less stands idly by – or, indeed, actively supports Israel's war on Gaza.

The mayor's initiative is an attempt to reverse some of the drastic deterioration of sports facilities at the city's high schools over the last quarter century.

But Smith is aware that the Champions League is a tournament in which teams regularly demonstrate dramatic improvement or drastic deterioration through the course of the group phase.

Lone Star, based in Dallas, has been trying to back out of the transaction, arguing that there has been "drastic deterioration" in Accredited's financial and operating health.

Mr. Obama has steadily withdrawn troops from Iraq since taking office — to fewer than 50,000 now from more than 140,000 in January 2009 — without the drastic deterioration of security that many predicted along the way.