Sentence examples for certainly deteriorated from inspiring English sources

Things had certainly deteriorated from happier days when Pardew likened Ben Arfa to Lionel Messi, and described a stunning goal he scored against Blackburn Rovers as "the best I've ever seen".

"The climate is certainly deteriorating.

And that portfolio is almost certainly deteriorating as low quality private jobs replace decent public jobs.

But it was not clear whether he had a viable plan, and any such plan would almost certainly involve moving many of the detainees into continued detention in the United States, where their living conditions would almost certainly deteriorate.

The situation would almost certainly deteriorate, unless a Greek departure were combined with a major initiative to shore up the rest of the euro zone itself, which obviously wouldn't be forthcoming in a Europe convinced that the big problem is Greece.

Either way, it will certainly deteriorate further if it is not attended to.

Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats told a Senate committee in May that "the political and security situation in Afghanistan will almost certainly deteriorate through 2018, even with a modest increase in (the) military assistance by the United States and its partners".

If the accord is killed, as Cotton predicts, Iran's nuclear program will be unshackled, international monitoring of Iranian nuclear facilities will be greatly diminished, and sanctions pressure on Iran will almost certainly deteriorate.

Low system phase stability would certainly deteriorate the imaging sensitivity to the movement.

A statement supported by many observations as any phylogenetic signal certainly deteriorates as one attempts to trace it back to the early days of life's history.

The salmon will certainly deteriorate in size if the medium and larger sizes are taken for the markets and only the smaller with a few of the medium allowed to breed' (Rutter 1902).