Sentence examples for current deterioration in from inspiring English sources
Despite the current deterioration in the job market, the city still had about 31,000 more jobs last month than it had in August 2007, when the unemployment rate was 5.3percentt, according to the report.
The current deterioration of citizens' rights and the social inequalities reflect the consequences of vicious cycles of economic and political crises in Brazil.
According to the AOC's website, "this project is a critical step for stopping the current level of deterioration in the Dome's cast iron as well as ensuring the protection of the interior of the Dome and Rotunda".
The critical current of the cable core was measured before and after the fault-current tests, and no deterioration in the critical current characteristics was observed.
Sandler ONeill analyst Jeffery Harte said he did not want to downplay the major bankruptcy, but given the current economic downturn and deterioration in overall credit markets affecting Citigroup, the New York-based financial firm has bigger fish to fry than Parmalat right now..
A positive TFP shock has a short-lived deterioration in the current account deficit in Greece and no effect thereafter.
The deterioration in the current human rights situation requires that measures are promptly taken to put an end to these actions and to ensure the protection of civilians.
Women who were current HRT users had more deterioration in quality of life than women who had never used HRT (results not shown in the tables).
All five have seen a sharp deterioration in their current-account balances since the start of EMU (see chart 2).
32 One potential explanation for our results would be that job insecurity during the current recession is responsible for the deterioration in mental health with men's psychological health remaining more affected by economic fluctuations despite greater female labour market participation.
Therefore, APPLES will help clinicians and decision makers determine whether or not current wait times are contributing to a deterioration in health outcomes and/or increases in costs.
