Sentence examples for deterioration i from inspiring English sources

"Faced as we are with global environmental deterioration, I wish to address every person living on this planet," he writes.

"At what age would you say it's important to start playing games and puzzles to help stave off the effects of age-related deterioration?" I asked.

They failed, and because of my physical and mental deterioration, I was shackled from head to foot and taken to another prison where I was again placed in a special housing unit — this time for 10 days of observation.

The S-plot derived from the Orthogonal Projections to Latent Structures-Discriminant Analysis (OPLS-DA) model shows the markers for quality deterioration, i.e., sugars bound to crocetin, glucose in picrocrocin, free sugars and fatty acids.

As such, the stresses that the engine is subjected to will change (and thereby alter the blade's low-cycle fatigue-life consumption) relative to that for an engine suffering no deterioration (i.e. in the jargon a 'clean' engine).

Central city revitalization is generally understood by social scientists, city planners, and architects to be a response to the stimuli arising from the forces of disinvestment and deterioration (i.e., decline), including interracial demographic shifts, metropolitan suburbanization, intraregional economic competition, and economic globalization.

"If you paint over the edges of a CD with the harsh chemicals in a marker pen," he continues, "you may be inadvertently stripping away the disk's own protection, exposing the aluminum layer to oxygen and humidity and possible long-term irreversible deterioration". Is this risk worth taking for a nonexistent benefit?

I had wanted very much to become a professional soccer player, but this health deterioration meant I could no longer achieve this goal.

Will it follow a pattern of deterioration until I am dreaming about "the four comprehensives"?

(theta left( tright) ): The time-proportional deterioration

Moreover, the statement at the end of the Introduction – "Our findings unveil a prevalent and highly coordinated early aging-associated aggregation response that opposes the view of aging and age-associated protein aggregation as a purely stochastic deterioration event" – I never thought it was thought to be "purely stochastic".