Sentence examples for deteriorated many from inspiring English sources

If the economic state of Greece would not have deteriorated, many return migrants and their families would have probably been better off, economically at least, in Greece.

However much conditions have deteriorated, many flight attendants still love working at 30,000 feet -- or, if they have been laid off, yearn to do so again.

However, as the market for mortgage securities deteriorated, many banks ended up accumulating big inventories of these assets, some of which they parked in off-balance-sheet vehicles called conduits.

While the outlook remains grim for the mortgage REIT sector as a whole, and while overall credit quality has deteriorated, many analysts have a positive view on these specialized companies.

John Bowe's extraordinary "Nobodies," from 2003, reveals the degree to which conditions for these workers have largely deteriorated: many of them are now, for all intents and purposes, slaves; some are threatened with beatings, rape, and even death if they attempt to escape the plantations where they are held prisoner.

As Helen's mental state gradually deteriorated, many Archers listeners found the abuse storyline very uncomfortable listening.

The thinktank said: "As their financial position deteriorates, many mental health trusts are considering another wave of large-scale changes.

Spencer Thompson, a research fellow at IPPR, said: "In the UK, and across Europe, the labour market position of young people started to deteriorate many years before the financial crisis and subsequent recession.

What is truly shocking is that their living conditions have actually deteriorated since many of them became EU citizens.

At a subsequent road test 18 months later, driving skills in all participants — even healthy controls — had deteriorated, and many patients had stopped driving for safety reasons.

Nearly four months have passed since the withdrawal of the American military, and despite the attacks on Thursday, security has not deteriorated, as many analysts contended it would.