Sentence examples for deteriorating prospects from inspiring English sources

Mr. Nacchio's ouster came after months of deteriorating prospects for Qwest, a company formed in 1995 by the billionaire investor Philip F. Anschutz.

It sometimes included one-time sources of revenue that it knew were unlikely to continue without fully disclosing to investors its deteriorating prospects.

Held up as a role model for other indebted euro zone nations, deteriorating prospects for Irish growth threaten to undermine its efforts to become the first country to emerge from an E.U.-I.M.F.

On Oct. 13, Fitch downgraded Britain's partly nationalized Lloyds Banking Group and Royal Bank of Scotland, as well as the Swiss financial giant UBS, on fears about the deteriorating prospects for the European economy.

An opinion poll shows that 16% of employees in the health sector and 12% of teachers say they will leave over the next five years – driven in part by deteriorating prospects in the public sector.

And even after WorldCom's deteriorating prospects forced Mr. Ebbers to resign as chief executive last month, Mr. Sullivan, 40, appeared to retain the confidence of both Wall Street and senior WorldCom executives.

Moody's Investors Service downgraded France's sovereign debt rating by one notch, to Aa1 from Aaa, the agency said on Monday, citing the country's uncertain fiscal outlook as a result of "deteriorating economic prospects".

France's fiscal outlook is uncertain as a result of its deteriorating economic prospects, both in the short term due to subdued domestic and external demand, and in the longer term due to the structural rigidities noted above.

Consumers seem to have been rattled by lower share prices and deteriorating job prospects.

Many PhD students crack under the strain of publishing pressures and deteriorating career prospects (see go.nature.com/2pt9q6j).com/2pt9q6j

Depressed by his longing for Gréco, his status in American society and deteriorating work prospects, Davis became a heroin addict.