Sentence examples for and a deterioration of from inspiring English sources

During Wijdenbosch's administration (1996 2000) Suriname was beset with economic problems an International Monetary Fund report declared the country "practically bankrupt"—and a deterioration of social services.

A failure to retain new information and a deterioration of social relationships often ensue.

"Climate change may cause water scarcity and a deterioration of water quality in areas where we maintain operations," it says.

It results in a progressive and irreversible decline in memory and a deterioration of various other cognitive abilities.

Mr. King said higher inflation and a deterioration of the British economy had squeezed households' finances more than expected.

Two processes are active during this period: a dimensional thinning and a deterioration of the ice crystal grains at their boundaries.

The U.S. invasion and subsequent occupation of Iraq, the 2006 Lebanon War, and the proposed Iran-Iraq-Syria pipeline deepened Syrian-Iranian ties, and prompted a deterioration of Syrian-Saudi relations.

"Now we have to act to limit the sense of despair about Camp David and prevent a deterioration of the situation," the official added.

Still, we believe this is a realistic solution that could help bridge existing differences, facilitate commercial activities, especially in hydrocarbons, and preclude a deterioration of relations that will likely follow any announcement of commercially viable oil potential in the Falklands.

It's impossible to imagine the large, middle-class core of the population consenting to pay higher taxes and suffer a deterioration of its living standards while the mega-haves remain untouched.

The progressive development of this regional process leads to marked changes of the biogeochemical situation, and to a deterioration of habitat quality.