Sentence examples for deteriorating skills from inspiring English sources

After losing a decision to journeyman Larry Donald in 2004, Holyfield had his New York boxing license revoked because of his apparently deteriorating skills.

If family members are convinced that an elderly driver should no longer be on the road, experts say it is important to provide the person with specific evidence of deteriorating skills -- a dent in the car, for instance, or a near-accident -- and acknowledge the significance of giving up the keys, rather than play it down.

Even some coaches of elite college teams — the very people who young players and their parents are trying to impress — are distressed by the deteriorating skill development of players.

WASHINGTON — A daylong hearing Wednesday into the July 6 Asiana Airlines crash in San Francisco raised broad questions about the adequacy of pilot training and deteriorating skill in an era of growing reliance on computer-controlled flight.

"We hypothesise that feelings of loneliness may... be considered a manifestation of the deteriorating social skills that are seen as part of the personality change accompanying the process of dementia," they conclude.

People with schizophrenia suffer hallucinations, delusions, and deteriorating social skills.

To date, Zoove has seen over 100,000 calls on the service, and a StarStar Me number is called every 2 minutes in the U.S. StarStar Me capitalizes on our deteriorating memorization skills by letting you choose a name or word to replace your phone number.

The book did not receive nearly as much attention as Michael Wolff's new Fire and Fury: Inside the Trump White House, which describes an ignorant but emotionally charged chief executive with deteriorating cognitive skills.

Better allocation and investment could provide huge returns for everyone, which is particularly important at a time when 10 million Americans can't find work and extended unemployment can deteriorate their skills.

In the few studies assessing the duration of effect a rapid and linear decay in cardio-pulmonary (CPR) skills -from as early as two weeks after training, with skills deteriorating to pre-training levels by one year, have been reported [11], [19], [20], [21].

Players usually age gradually, their skills deteriorating bit by bit.