Sentence examples for given deterioration from inspiring English sources

"We remain concerned that the stock does not fully discount the financing risks associated with building a 4G network, and that subscriber forecasts remain overly optimistic given deterioration in overall postpaid market trends," he wrote in a report.

Moody's also raised concerns about deterioration in MBIA's insured portfolio, given deterioration in mortgage performance data, particularly home equity and asset-backed collateralized debt obligations.

To quantify decreases in health-related quality of life (HRQoL) for given deterioration in clinical measures of vision; to describe the shape of these relationships; and to test whether the gradients of these relationships change with duration of visual loss.

But given the deterioration of America's economy in recent weeks, the delay is dangerous.

MGIC, based in Milwaukee, argued that it was not obligated to complete the merger, given the deterioration in the business.

The focus on creating and saving jobs made sense, they said, given the deterioration of the job market.

"It's a challenging consideration for Kmart," he said, "but at this point, given the deterioration that it's had, it may be the better consideration".

"We had serious misgivings, especially given the deterioration, and we wondered if it would be possible," said Bonnie Burnham, the organization's president.

Why should we expect service to resume anytime soon, given the deterioration of the line's infrastructure and the fragile condition of transportation budgets at all levels of government?

John Kershaw at Bank of America Merrill Lynch agreed: "Given the deterioration in the macro-backdrop, the outperformance of the discounters, and with Mr Clarke firmly ensconced in the role [of chief executive], we expect a more sustained effort to keep pricing close to Asda".

Last month, he wrote in a research note that "while investors and the economic consensus has largely abandoned any concern about a fresh economic downturn, we remain uncomfortable," given the deterioration of certain leading measures, like consumption growth.