Sentence examples for deteriorating back from inspiring English sources

"In its first season, True Detective showed us a Louisiana that rarely makes it into TV shows or movies: the deteriorating back woods plantations, the Christian universities, the meth labs, the dull suburbs.

In Chinese culture, a person with back pain should decrease traveling activities as much as possible to avoid deteriorating back pain.

States around the country have also been allowing thousands of miles of asphalt roads to deteriorate back to gravel, even as skilled workers and heavy equipment stand idly by.

But because after more than a decade of Fatah's rule, social and political conditions in the West Bank and Gaza have deteriorated back to what they were under military Israeli rule.

Within a year, his anxiety had deteriorated back to the severe range and he now had major depression.

Beyond filling refugees' needs, the kiosks give idle men something to do after weeks of watching the sand swirl around the tents and commiserating about the deteriorating situation back home.

Masha organized interviews with gay and lesbian Russians in Russia, and I chased after LGBT Russians abroad, a fast-growing category thanks to the deteriorating situation back home.   .

Studies of community- based falls rehabilitation reveal that patients followed up in the community after rehabilitation, deteriorate almost back to pre-rehabilitation state (Hawley, 2009).

Extensive number of incremental dynamic time history analyses on numerical finite element bridge models with deteriorating properties under back-to-back MS-AS sequences were utilized to evaluate the efficacy of different repair jackets on the post-repair behavior of RC bridges subjected to AS attacks.

The government's Feb. 4 lawsuit accused S.& P. of inflating ratings to win more fees from issuers, and failing to downgrade ratings for collateralized debt obligations despite knowing they were backed by deteriorating residential mortgage-backed securities.

The city is also working to restore landmarks of its African-American community, including the 1926 Gregory School in Freedmen's Town, an enclave of deteriorating cabins going back to freed slaves that has been steadily dwindling in the face of encroaching lofts.