Sentence examples for deteriorating now from inspiring English sources

The social and economic infrastructure is deteriorating now.

Things seemed to be deteriorating; now Ravioli was too busy even to say he was too busy.

"Here is a major law school, with state funding in California deteriorating, now taking its money from people engaged in questionable behavior," said Mr. Rosenbaum.

"Even outside of the concern of remodeling, the mere deterioration of paint that was applied in the '40s, '50s, and '60s -- paint that was intended to last for decades (and did) -- is deteriorating now for the very first time".

James F. Jeffrey, who was the United States ambassador in Baghdad when the last American troops left in December 2011, said that Iraqi forces had performed poorly and that it was clear their skills had deteriorated now that the American troops training them were gone.

Hartley says he is "staggered" by the statement and fears the relationship between manager and owner will deteriorate now the row is being fought out in public.

The recent layoffs and high turnover rate have already caused institutional knowledge to deteriorate; now the company warns that it "could have additional workforce reductions in the future". The merchandise and pricing changes could confuse customers and distract management, possibly causing a pileup of excess inventory, according to the report.

Once a purveyor of highly successful country crossover hits that shone with slickness and confidence, he's in deteriorating form now, ragged even at his best.

As the last of 50 functional commercial reactors is set to go offline Saturday, that local resistance to turning plants back on has confronted Japan's leaders with a grim scenario: with the nation's once vaunted balance of trade already deteriorating, they now face the looming prospect of summer power shortages that could drive still more factories to close or move abroad.

For decades, our patient has been deteriorating and now has the following symptoms.

Unlike in the past decades, children with a progressive deteriorating disorder now often live into adulthood managing a chronic disease.