Sentence examples for broad deterioration from inspiring English sources
In a series of interviews over the last week, bankers and senior executives from provinces all over China, in a range of light and heavy industries, cited a broad deterioration in business conditions.
They are part of a broad deterioration in the commitment to free trade, not just in the U.S. but throughout the world.
Fake news is the logical next stage in this broader deterioration.
China would certainly criticize such retaliation as protectionism, leading to a broader deterioration in already strained bilateral relations.
Economists agree that other factors, notably technological improvements, are primarily responsible for the broader deterioration in the fortunes of the American working class.
U.S. officials were never sure whether the Turkish disclosure was done in retaliation for the flotilla incident or was part of a broader deterioration in Turkish-Israeli relations.
Instead, Mr. Kerry disputed the wording of his comment, and tried to change the subject from individual leaders' specific support of his efforts to oust President Bush to a broader deterioration of the United States' international reputation.
ST. PETERSBURG, Russia — Not even a month ago, President Obama canceled a planned summit meeting with President Vladimir V. Putin, citing Russia's decision to grant asylum to Edward J. Snowden as evidence of a broader deterioration of relations.
Clinton is correct to note that domestic security has improved and that it could stand additional improvement, but it's hard to see how this outweighs the broader deterioration that has already proven more costly in dollars and lives than 9/11 itself.
The decline of manufacturing employment really has coincided with a broader deterioration in the economic prospects of less-skilled American workers.
While fine wine has long boasted a reputation as a defensive asset, Cult Wines' study demonstrates the extent to which wine can retain its "diversification benefits" even amid broader economic deterioration.
