Sentence examples for climate deteriorated from inspiring English sources

DealBook » Barclays Caps Bonuses as Profit Falls  |  The British bank said on Friday that its profit fell last year as the economic climate deteriorated and that it might have to abandon its performance target for next year.

In other words, a wide-ranging species, perhaps a habitat generalist, would be pushed southwards as climate deteriorated (cooled).

It seems that these two different species came into contact when the northern climate deteriorated and the woolly mammoth moved southward to more pleasant conditions, where they came in contact with each other.

This suggests, the authors write, "an ability to survive novel environments as global climate deteriorated" during repeated cycles of ice ages and so-called interglacial periods, in contrast to previous "ebb and flow" models suggesting that hominins moved north only when the weather was warm, such as at Pakefield 700,000 years ago.

The broom crown of this clade, combined with the long stem, suggests that an extinction event [cf. 1] occurred at this time, when global climate deteriorated significantly, and then the clade re-diversified through the Oligocene and Miocene.

The old Boardwalk Convention Hall is under renovation, but Mr. Lovitz wonders why the city let the retail climate deteriorate.

As the economic climate deteriorates steadily, dance audiences are likely to be asked to eat ever more Spam, in and out of New York.

Mike Poulos of Oliver Wyman, a consultancy, expects the number of banks in America, currently some 8,000 or so, to drop by 2,000 or more as a result of the crisis.Banks in many emerging markets will suffer as the economic climate deteriorates but they need to deleverage less.

The latter is already susceptible to looking again at the Euro on account of Sterling's recent weakness and as the economic climate deteriorates, and may be increasingly open to any alternative to muddling through in the old way as people are obliged to be more receptive to any answer that reassures their deep and growing fears for their personal financial future.

In Spain, with inflation falling at the start of 2009 and the economic climate deteriorating, social partners were unable to reach a national wage agreement for 2009.

The situation means there's never any certainty that the funding will continue if the financial climate deteriorates, and the prospect of a significantly tougher 2014/15 local government settlement has already prompted councils to review the services that they fund.