Sentence examples for deteriorating more from inspiring English sources

With the labor market still deteriorating, more people stopped looking for work and thus did not count as unemployed.

Spain's fiscal position has been deteriorating more rapidly than expected, in part because of debts piled up by its semiautonomous regional governments.

Mr. Chenault had warned late last month that the company would not meet previous earnings estimates because its credit card business was deteriorating more than expected.

While the company had previously announced that it planned to cut employees, the number of jobs lost was higher than some analysts expected, perhaps suggesting that the company's situation was deteriorating more rapidly than earlier thought.

But with the commercial-paper market tightening and the economy deteriorating, more companies will be asking banks to keep their word.Indeed, companies already seem concerned that banks will be unable to maintain promised loan facilities.

FRANKFURT — In what passes for good news in Europe these days, a survey Monday showed that manufacturing in the euro zone was deteriorating more gradually than preliminary estimates had indicated.

The situation deteriorated more or less steadily up to 1958.

Relations deteriorated more recently over the nuclear arms issue.

As living conditions deteriorated, more people turned to survival agriculture, both in urban and rural areas.

Even if your brain is deteriorating, it will deteriorate more slowly if you use it.

These additives deteriorate more quickly under severe conditions, making the engine more susceptible to damage.