Sentence examples for going to deteriorate from inspiring English sources

"If anything, it's going to deteriorate.

"If you want to keep satellites flying, you want to know if the situation is going to deteriorate".

With the extension of right to buy to housing associations, the situation is only going to deteriorate.

"The thing is going to deteriorate anyway, but it doesn't help when you've got all these subs going by, disturbing the sediment and whatnot".

If the country is going to deteriorate as a result of bad government policy, I would rather let the Republicans take the whole blame and look for another Democratic leader, one with enough backbone to defend important principles.

"If you cut those roads, the quality of life inside Mosul is going to deteriorate very quickly," a former American intelligence official who works in the region told me.

"If we're right, and corporate profits are going to start to deteriorate outside the financials, it will cause another round of problems".

As states and the federal government make deep budget cuts, the things people appreciate about government will start to deteriorate or go away: the bus will be late, the state park closed, the school art department gone, the police unavailable.

"We [also] want Martha to be able to predict if people are going to deteriorate… Based on reading previous entries in care records Martha will flag alerts and essentially pre-empt a person's deterioration so that care workers and family members can be adequately alerted and a proactive approach can be taken to their care".

"It's clear that the economic situation is going to greatly deteriorate.

But until the UK tackles chronic socioeconomic inequality, it will continue to have a chronic drink problem which drags the whole of society down with it – and one which is only going to increasingly deteriorate.