Sentence examples for dramatic deterioration in the from inspiring English sources

The UN has warned of a dramatic deterioration in the humanitarian situation.

There had been, he said, a dramatic deterioration in the period leading up to privatisation.

The statement pointed to a dramatic deterioration in the situation since July, pointing out that about 100,000 people remain displaced from their shattered homes.

Chris Williamson, the chief economist at Markit, said: "July saw a dramatic deterioration in the economy, with business activity slumping at the fastest rate since the height of the global financial crisis in early 2009.

The Democrats sought in the report to make much of the dramatic deterioration in the nation's international trade position in recent years, calling it "a central cause" of the disparity in regional economic health.

The UN's assistant secretary general and regional humanitarian coordinator for Syria, Panos Moumtzis, said the organisation had been almost powerless to respond to a "dramatic deterioration in the humanitarian situation" over the past two months in particular, when access to people in opposition areas had been blocked by Syrian government officials.

The dramatic deterioration in FOMC forecasts in the fourth quarter of 2008 rationalises the Fed's pre-emptive easing that year.

Park, a former leader of the New Frontier party whose mastery of strategy earned her the nickname "queen of elections", has distanced herself from the current president, Lee Myung-bak, whose hardline policies have led to a dramatic deterioration in ties with the north since he took office in early 2008.

"The dramatic deterioration in debt sustainability points to the need for debt relief on a scale that would need to go well beyond what has been under consideration to date – and what has been proposed by the ESM," the IMF said, referring to the European stability mechanism bailout fund, which will be used to bankroll the Greek bailout.

The IMF analysis states that "the dramatic deterioration in [Greece's] debt sustainability points to the need for debt relief on a scale that would need to go well beyond what has been under consideration to date — and what has been proposed by the ESM [the European stability mechanism ie by eurozone member states]".

The dramatic deterioration in July's borrowing figures was largely attributable to the temporary shutdown of the Elgin gas field in the North Sea in the first half of the year, which hit energy production and caused a 20 per cent fall in corporation tax receipts on the same month last year.