Sentence examples for deterioration of a from inspiring English sources

Webster who was 50 when he died had the deterioration of a man many years older.

The loss or deterioration of a sense is often linked to hallucinating.

North Middlesex has admitted its "failure to identify the deterioration of a patient who suffered a cardiac arrest.

THE indie drama "Bellflower," opening Friday, charts a familiar tale, the blossoming and deterioration of a romance.

But the old charges have also resurfaced: that portraying the deterioration of a once potent person is cruel, tasteless, invasive.

"Painful," Mr. Vance said, describing watching the deterioration of a man whom he always greeted with a hug and a kiss.

The body cannot excrete it, so the heavy, metallic element builds up in the victim's system, mimicking the slow deterioration of a natural disease.

Their work was slowed today by the deterioration of a gravel road, which made it difficult to move heavy trucks laden with sand into the area.

Speaking slowly and politely, the man told the council that he was concerned about the deterioration of a neighborhood that was supposed to be designated as child-friendly.

"Reusing the viaduct, which is under 'managed decline', will not only give us that space but will also stop the further deterioration of a stunning historical structure.

Anyone who has ever suffered through the slow deterioration of a parent will relate to this heartbreaking and salty (Le Sueur peas, anyone?) memoir.