Sentence examples for deteriorating some from inspiring English sources

Last summer, with the security situation deteriorating, some Iraqi and American officials began to argue that the time had passed for a "clean hands" policy that rejected most of the experienced people who had fought for Saddam Hussein.

But with AT&T's long-distance business deteriorating, some analysts wonder why BellSouth's shareholders would want to join forces with the old lady.

However, both kinds of approaches attempting to meet the parameter identification requirements establish reduced-order and simplified wind farm models at the cost of deteriorating some control effects and dynamic responses [14, 15].

"As the estate's condition deteriorates, some parts may wholly or partially close.

Decades of exposure to Dhaka's humidity and monsoons have badly deteriorated some of the negatives and prints.

"If the economic situation continues to deteriorate, some additional loosening in monetary policy might be needed," he said.

But this isn't really good news for him since it implies that his standing will deteriorate some as these Republicans become better known.

But as Greece's economy has deteriorated, some policy makers are now suggesting that banks will need to take much bigger losses, perhaps as much as 60 percent.

Will its luck hold as Britain's public finances continue to deteriorate?Some in Northern Ireland complacently assume that the province will remain a protected political species, safe in the expectation of generous central-government support.

— Susanna, Liberia A. As I noted earlier, there is considerable variation in how people deteriorate, some of which is related to genetics and how much of the brain is affected.

It's clear that Mr. Santorum's position had deteriorated some from last week, when a series of polls gave him a lead of about 7 percentage points, on average.