Sentence examples for has deteriorated most from inspiring English sources

The outlook for the euro zone has deteriorated most rapidly, but diminishing optimism is quite widespread.It's quite difficult to read the World Bank report and not conclude that more downward revisions of expectations are likely to occur.

But the fact that talk of a coup has gained currency here is a sign of how the relationship between the governor and the Senate leader, a tight partnership for most of the five years they have held their posts, has deteriorated, most recently in a squabble over health care spending.

But Russia's global spy-satellite network has deteriorated, and most American telephone conversations today travel by fiber-optic cable, not microwave.

And interestingly, one of the indicators that has deteriorated the most since 2010 is whether people are satisfied with their income, so perhaps these figures are not as much of a boost for Mr Osborne as he might have hoped.

In that month, a negotiating stalemate has deteriorated into the most severe violence here in years, threatening the accomplishments of seven years of peacemaking and the very concept of peace itself.

No, what's changed is the economic outlook, which has deteriorated more than most of us know.

Like-for-like sales over the six months were down 4%, as hard-pressed shoppers reined back their spending on non-essentials and trade has deteriorated further in the most recent weeks.

Adding to the misery, the outlook for inflation in 2001 has deteriorated almost across the board, most notably in the Netherlands.

For most, life has deteriorated sharply since the 2009 coup.

What makes Iraqis very bitter is that more than six years after the invasion, the situation for most of them has deteriorated beyond all gloomy expectations.

Security has deteriorated across the country, and an economic crisis has made daily life a struggle for most Yemenis.