Sentence examples for deteriorating work from inspiring English sources

American's flight attendants, he argued, do the best they can under deteriorating work conditions.

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

Workers and their advocates partly blame the outsourcing of previously in-house jobs for deteriorating work conditions.

This was a seemingly impossible feat for a street artist whose aging and often deteriorating work on a precious few public walls is now often excavated, reinforced, wrapped and shipped off to international art markets to supply an unquenchable thirst for his art.

Of these, this study focuses on resource-poor health systems and deteriorating work environments.

"Despite the economy, we aren't attracting the quality candidates we'd hoped for," said Mr. Sims, who lamented a "deteriorating work ethic" and said many candidates did not seem committed to building a career.

In fact, that once we reach a certain level of income and material wealth, gains beyond that level can actually begin to exacerbate social problems, from 'status anxiety' to a deteriorating work-life balance.

But Human Rights Watch has warned it will worsen the "already deteriorating working climate" for these organisations.

A stagnated middle class, increasing national debt, deteriorating working culture and growing public opinion against employing American men and women as foot soldiers, for example, have seriously dented the surviving superpower's capacity to sustain the status as the undisputed leader of the new world.

In 1944 strikes broke out in Katanga and Kasaï, provoked by the conscription of workers for the mines and deteriorating working conditions.

If, as might be expected, the movement of health workers to private health systems worsens working conditions for health workers in public health systems (i.e. by increasing the patient-to-worker ratio), then a vicious cycle may emerge in which deteriorating working conditions encourage increased health worker movements (17).