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"He was responsible for the fastest deterioration in our budget that we've seen in our history," Seselja told the ABC.
Coupled with low pay rises Britons face the "fastest deterioration in living standards in modern times" says the report, adding: "Accordingly, a growing band of consumers are seeking value from retailers, and this is a real benefit to the value end of the market".
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"It resulted in a much faster deterioration in the business than Wall Street anticipated".
Société Générale said in a research note that the results were a confirmation of "fast deterioration of China's economic growth".
The lack of effective administration might have been one reason for the fast deterioration after his death of what he had achieved in military terms.
But that process has been compressed into four trading days as hedge funds and other investors take advantage of JPMorgan's distress, fueling faster deterioration in the underlying credit market positions held by the bank.
But the experts challenge this view, saying savage reductions to local authority funding had not only had a devastating effect on flood defences but may have added to costs in the long run because the result had been a far faster deterioration than would otherwise have occurred.
Consequently, this was led to a fast deterioration of ecological environment (Wen et al. 2006).
Plasma spray gun experiences fast deterioration of electrodes of inner gun and other internal components.
Power densities decreased with time mainly because of fast deterioration of the cathode kinetics.
Finally, the fibres together with the hard particles erode the pump walls, leading to fast deterioration.
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