Sentence examples for deteriorating legacy from inspiring English sources
But AT&T simply has not been able to escape its deteriorating legacy as a long-distance telephone carrier and is running out of chances with impatient investors who are hoping that AT&T's future is now.
The IMF said deteriorating profitability and unresolved legacy challenges raise the risk that external capital and funding could become more expensive, particularly for weak banks with very low share prices.
But the country's deteriorating situation is also their legacy and the legacy of world leaders who failed to understand Afghanistan.
UNICEF report on Darfur Jan/Feb [pdf] Darfur refugees fuel tension in Chad Situation in Darfur continues to deteriorate A violent legacy of conflict in Darfur Situation for Darfur's children is 'desperate' Schools built every day, says UNICEF worker.
Changing wider public attitudes towards disabled people, generally regarded to be deteriorating, will be a tough legacy task.
But his legacy has deteriorated over recent years, as prominent activists in the #BlackLivesMatter movement and works like "The New Jim Crow" by professor Michelle Alexander illuminate the Clinton era's destructive effect on the Black community.
Oliver's intervention comes at a time of deteriorating relations between those close to the new prime minister and allies of Cameron, who are furious at her distancing herself from his premiership and ditching key aspects of his legacy.
He was deteriorating fast.
Their bodies are deteriorating.
