Sentence examples for deteriorated substantially from inspiring English sources
This year US officials reported that al-Qaida's fundraising ability had "deteriorated substantially" since a government crackdown.
On the other hand, black Democrats' opinion of Hillary Clinton has deteriorated substantially (her favorable rating among them is down 36 percentage points over the same period).
"The secondary market has deteriorated substantially, so we are modifying our business model and further reducing costs for this difficult environment".
Last week, Itemus, a Toronto company that acquired the Shooting Gallery on May 1, said that the financial situation at its new subsidiary "has deteriorated substantially," putting pressure on the parent company's resources.
The latest round of cuts was ordered by Mark Page, the city's budget director, who wrote to city agencies that "the city's tax revenue outlook has deteriorated substantially" since the city passed its budget in June.
A victory on Tuesday by the Republican, Bob Turner, in a traditional Democratic stronghold like New York State's Ninth Congressional District would reinforce concern among Democrats that President Obama's standing with voters may have deteriorated substantially, and Mr. Turner urged voters to send just such a message.
"The market price started to deteriorate substantially coincident with a substantial increase in the orders taken in the U.S. market by European suppliers," said Richard Cunningham, a lawyer at Steptoe & Johnson, who represents USEC.
Policy makers said they may boost borrowing costs further if risk perception and the inflation outlook deteriorate "substantially".
However, if the car performance, emissions or fuel consumption deteriorates substantially, lawyers will be queuing up to bring claims against the manufacturer.
There can be no assurances, however, if the global economy deteriorates substantially beyond our planning assumptions..
Symptoms can be difficult to control and quality of life may deteriorate substantially.
