Sentence examples for has likely deteriorated from inspiring English sources

In addition, since 2010, the latest available data on income trends, the stock market has returned to new heights while median family income remains below the 2008 peak (at $57,000 in 2011 compared to $58,100 in 2008), indicating that income inequality has likely deteriorated since then.

But he said that he disagreed with the decision by the fund and the Bush administration to continue the aid program in August, when he said the situation in Argentina had likely deteriorated beyond repair.

The red paint likely had an organic binder that has deteriorated leaving only a fragile layer of pigment particles behind.

As the number of older housing units declines (as reported in AHS), the prevalence of lead-based paint can also be expected to decline, because older housing is more likely to have deteriorated paint and that paint is more likely to be lead-based paint.

"What we do know is that if people have been on the disability support pension for more than a few years, then they are likely to have deteriorated and it therefore becomes not a sensible thing to go back and try to test everybody," he said.

The port's official poverty assessment, completed in 2011 but likely to have since deteriorated, sheds light on Charles Dickens ward as one of the most deprived in Britain and is where most of the Portsmouth jihadis come from.

Prior research suggests that 'new' and 'recurrent' fallers are likely to have functionally deteriorated more during their hospital stay (i.e., bathing, dressing, toileting, bed-chair transfers) and have a higher risk of falling upon arriving home [ 13].

The expected embassy move is likely to further strain the already crippled Israeli-Palestinian peace process, which has further deteriorated under President Donald Trump's administration.

The worsening conflict means that the ability of women to access care is likely to have deteriorated significantly since 2013 when the data were collected.

Their relationship has since "deteriorated".

"It has just deteriorated tremendously".