In fact, creation or collapse of civilizations is interrelated to availability of water or deterioration of its quality, rendering it unsuitable for agricultural and domestic uses.
However, a friend had informed her that there was not much one could do to reverse the deterioration of bone: "it doesn't matter what you do.
He said, 'If you don't do this, then because of the deterioration of market conditions it will be even more painful to do it later,'" Mr Clegg said.
He said: 'If you don't do this, then because of the deterioration of market conditions it will be even more painful to do it later.'" But King said today: "I said nothing that was not already in the public domain.
In order to limit the deterioration of road networks, it is necessary to improve the quality and performance of pavements, which was achieved through the addition of a polymer to the bituminous binder.
In order to prevent failure and/or performance deterioration of GSHP systems it is possible to incorporate a safety factor in the design of the GSHP by over-sizing the ground heat exchanger (GHE).
But a year later - after endless maneuvering, posturing for the news media, wrangling in court, abortive buyouts of the airline by financiers like the takeover artist Carl Icahn and the steady deterioration of Eastern itself - it was Judge Lifland who finally took the airline away from Mr. Lorenzo and appointed a trustee to run it.
With the increased traffic and the deterioration of the roads it has caused, a journey that used to take a day, from Kabul to Hairatan, a fuel and freight depot town on the northern border with Uzbekistan, now requires 8 to 10 days for trucks, according to interviews with many drivers.
Some skin had been exposed and had started to decay, so to prevent further deterioration of the body, it was re-covered with peat.
Smoking accelerates the deterioration of pancreatitis because it significantly increases the risk of pancreatic calcifications [ 179].
