Sentence examples for deteriorated a bit from inspiring English sources

"That sense that Australia is in the forefront has deteriorated a bit in the last few years," she said.

While things here in the United States have deteriorated a bit of late, hopefully we have not reached the point of teaching our cowboys to rustle.

And Mr Rodríguez's performance has deteriorated a bit more precipitously in recent years than could reasonably have been expected following his phenomenal 2007 campaign.

Thinking of European equities as a source of income, rather than capital gains, puts the issue in a more helpful light.The dividend outlook has deteriorated a bit but it is still broadly positive.

His health deteriorated a bit - he had eating problems and couldn't swallow - so the decision was taken to have a Peg inserted so he could receive medication, foods and liquids.

The wind picked up in the afternoon a bit and the gloom returned with some rain, and the conditions started to deteriorate a bit for those playing later, which included Rory McIlroy.

"It's very dry so we think it's going to take a bit of spin as we go into the game and deteriorate a bit more and if you bowl well on it, it's tough".

When the cursor movement is slow (cursor duration is 150 200 ms), Fig. 7 a c shows that performance is generally above 70%%, although it deteriorates a bit as the cursor duration decreases.

And what about the vacations she and Isa used to take -- and the hugging and loving that are deteriorating a bit with Isa's ascent/descent into motherhood.

He had to ask the children to repeat their questions several times into his ear, which he cupped patiently with one hand — his hearing, damaged during the First World War, has deteriorated quite a bit in recent years.

The wicket is deteriorating a little bit, but nowhere near as much as I personally thought it would.