Sentence examples for deteriorating little from inspiring English sources

Diligently, she reviews what judges and witnesses and her parents all said about the "deteriorating" little girl she supposedly once was.

The temple is dilapidated and deteriorating, leaving little prospect for reuse, he said.

The wicket is deteriorating a little bit, but nowhere near as much as I personally thought it would.

"I can't help but feel that's already deteriorating a little," says Musa. "Especially since the opening of more stores".

There's the funny ones, the poignant ones... It's also noticeable the yellowing of the photos, they're deteriorating a little, it's like a natural Instagram filter," said Good.

Traditionally older people entering residential care have been offered fewer therapy and health services as their health-related quality of life (HRQoL) is perceived to be poor [ 2] and deteriorating with little hope of reversal.

That means that the overall outlook for Britain's export markets has deteriorated a little.

Unlike analog tape recordings, digital recordings deteriorate very little from generation to generation.

He predicted that the new toilet would deteriorate in little time.

Rob Andrew, might, if allowed, note that the Romanian team has deteriorated a little since his day.

TOKYO — For almost two decades, Japan's economic fortunes have deteriorated, and little seemed to be done about it.