Sentence examples for capacity has deteriorated from inspiring English sources

Private firms have assumed dollar loans worth $3 trillion, even though their "debt servicing capacity. . . has deteriorated". Will defaults follow?

He said WHO's response capacity has deteriorated in recent years and should be restored.

Shelves are bare, and Venezuela's production capacity has deteriorated so much that we have had to increase food imports by 700percentt -- including goods such as meat and coffee that were once 100percentt locally produced.

Secular comparisons of school children and adolescents revealed marked increase of body fat evaluated from skinfolds [ 7, 8]; along with that functional capacity has deteriorated, as indicated by the decrease of aerobic power, speed, strength, and so forth, [ 9, 10].

Research by the Financial Times, using a model like that adopted by the Office for Budget Responsibility OBRR), finds that the UK's capacity for growth in future has deteriorated and a cyclically adjusted deficit target of £85bn for 2013-14 will need to be ditched in favour of the actual £111bn deficit.

"Everything has deteriorated here".

Social mobility has deteriorated.

It has deteriorated since.

It has deteriorated ever since.

"Rather, the environment has deteriorated".

"Duval Street has deteriorated, and it continues to deteriorate".