Sentence examples for always worsen from inspiring English sources

Esophageal dysfunction does not always worsen in systemic sclerosis.

It is an absolute certainty that inequality will always worsen under the Tories, always did, always will.

And surprisingly, hangovers don't always worsen with age, as one study found ― but it truly depends on your lifestyle.

Because the causes of spinal stenosis are most frequently degenerative changes, the symptoms often, but not always, worsen over time.

Although the disease has little effect on life expectancy, it almost always worsens with time.

But that the impulse is there reflects widespread anxiety: sometimes induced by social media, nearly always worsened by it.

Rag-null mice lacking T cells gain more weight and show worse glucose tolerance and insulin resistance on a high-fat diet so that the net effect of T cells may not always promote worsening of glucose homeostasis.

The authors also present well-structured arguments of other international initiatives and negotiations that have not been as successful, and, as a result, many environmental problems continue to worsen, almost always as a consequence of economic and political interests promoted by special interest groups.

My grades, always disastrous, only worsened as I grew older and more was expected of me.

Relations with Armenia -- always tense -- worsened in recent months after Armenian-Americans nearly persuaded Congress to declare the mass killing of Armenians by the Ottoman Empire in 1915 a genocide.

Relations between Amazon and the New York publishers, always rather fraught, worsened last year when the bookseller and the publisher Hachette had a multimonth conflict over the price of e-books.