Sentence examples for from further deterioration from inspiring English sources

Because the 40,000-square-foot bathhouse complex is designated as historic, as are other buildings at Playland, the county by law must protect it from further deterioration.

But the county must move quickly to save the building from further deterioration and spend at least $1 million more than anticipated on the project, Ms. Tolchin said.

Some emergency work to stabilize the building to protect it from further deterioration has already been done, and a complete stabilization will cost roughly $300,000.

Preventive maintenance actions can prevent a production process from further deterioration and improve product quality in conjunction with statistical process control.

It is emphasized that stringent conservation measures are needed to protect the landscape from further deterioration and to promote re-establishment of the natural vegetation.

The Softbank group is thus not likely to get the same deal, analysts say, although Mr. Son suggested that his group is still demanding protection from further deterioration in Nippon Credit's loan portfolio.

I'm pretty sure they've saved my hearing from any further deterioration caused by those crappy white earbuds from Apple.

"However, the forecasts do not envisage a major economic downturn or an economic shock arising, for example, from a further deterioration of the Eurozone crisis".

"Because these three companies have an operational and asset exposure to Bahrain — since most of their premium income and assets come from Bahrain — any further deterioration in the sovereign rating could impact these insurers," said Neil Gosrani, an analyst for the regional insurance market at S.&P., based in London.

In instances when POF can be predicted, ovarian tissue, and the oocytes within it, can be removed and protected from damage or further deterioration in the frozen state and then returned to resume development when the patient requires the restoration of ovarian function (Campbell and Picton, 1999; Gosden et al., 1999; Picton et al., 2000).

That's far higher than the 59% rate for the year-ago quarter, but at least it represents no further deterioration from last quarter, when the negative rate was 70%.