Sentence examples for fast deteriorated from inspiring English sources

The Palestinians call their murders an intifada, though unlike the first, unarmed, uprising of the 1980s, this one fast deteriorated into a campaign of atrocities against civilians.

But the situation was fast deteriorating.

"Poor conditions and standards that go unchecked can fast deteriorate into forced labour.

"Our request is premised on the alarming and fast deteriorating security situation in Egypt," Ghana officials wrote.

Take a case in point - cucumber growers, who need to preserve their fast deteriorating food as soon as it is picked.

Flimsy silt and clay flood defences, at least 50 years old and fast deteriorating, proved no match for the forces of nature.

If they cannot nudge the government into even token concessions, another downward lurch in the spiral of violence is likely.The economy is fast deteriorating.

Her mother works in a local hotel and is in a fast deteriorating relationship with a man who becomes part of a local vigilante group that sets out to hunt down the killer.

"A lack of swiftness in policy response to China's fast deteriorating employment situation could cost the economy heavily, in the way of consumer consumption and social stability," Mr. Qu of HSBC said.

So it is now the lot of the younger woman, who has been unable to hold onto a job or a relationship, to move back in with Mom, whose powers of recollection and speech are fast deteriorating.

They recognise that market confidence is "fast deteriorating" but point to the €800bn (£625bn) of capital that European banks have raised since the 2008 crisis as evidence that the fears are overdone – together with the fact that customers are continuing to make deposits and there are no signs of strain in the crucial money markets.