Sentence examples for deteriorating experience from inspiring English sources
However, their initial research findings led them to focus more on what they describe as "the deteriorating experience of the onsite office" when working off-site is widespread.
The upgrading at airports large and small could mitigate the deteriorating experience of air travel, said Curtis Fentress, an architect who has designed many large airports over the last 20 years.
We, as teachers, educators, parents and grandparents, are writing out of huge concern for the deteriorating experience of children in England's primary schools – and the part played by assessment models in this distressing process.
Their accounts describe a negative or deteriorating experience in the midwifery unit, often in the context of prolonged labour, in which the time leading up to the decision to transfer was dominated by pain, exhaustion and feeling unable to cope.
In contrast, a small number of women described a negative or deteriorating experience of their care in the midwifery unit, often, but not always, in the context of prolonged labour.
The severity of the chronic condition was assessed by the GP, based on three items (progressively deteriorating course, experience of pain and level of physical disability) rated on three-point scales: to a less extent (1), average (2), to a greater extent (3).
"Many patients who arrived in the emergency department were not being seen by a clinician within 15 minutes and this meant that they were at risk of deteriorating and experiencing poor outcomes.
When the fledgling company first expanded beyond its roots at Harvard to include Yale, he said, "The people at Harvard complained about it and said, 'Hey, this used to be just for us!'" The fretting subsides each time, he said, "as soon as they go back to using the program and realize this hasn't done anything to deteriorate their experience".
Firstly, it removes the assumption that women are primarily caregivers, and secondly, it provides men, who are also going to experience deteriorating employment opportunities, with an alternative means of finding identity and self-worth outside work.
In particular, patients with muscle tension dysphonia (MTD) often experience deteriorating voice quality and vocal fatigue ("tired voice") in the absence of any clear vocal cord damage or other medical problems, which makes the condition both hard to diagnose and hard to treat.
