Sentence examples for deteriorating because of from inspiring English sources

NTT's core fixed-line business has been deteriorating because of mobile phone and Internet-based competition.

But by the late 1990's, his spine had weakened, deteriorating because of a condition known as spinal stenosis.

She joked to Miller that her vocabulary was deteriorating because of the company that she was forced to keep, and that her I.Q. was dropping.

Transparency International, a watchdog, says corruption in Ukraine is bad and deteriorating, because of "protectionism and the fusion of political and business interests".

The nine historic ships that have largely defined the South Street Seaport are rapidly deteriorating because of inadequate upkeep, the museum says.

And for all kinds of new loans, lenders have raised their standards even as their customers' credit records are deteriorating because of late payments and other problems.

The optical properties of plasmonic semiconductor devices fabricated by focused ion beam (FIB) milling deteriorate because of the amorphisation of the semiconductor substrate.

M.B.S.'s relationship with Hariri had deteriorated because of the ongoing proxy war with Iran.

This August she was released after her health deteriorated because of severe depression.

In the short run, however, Social Security's picture has continued to deteriorate because of the recession.

The next step was to restore bone where it had deteriorated because of tooth loss or gum disease.