Sentence examples for if the deterioration from inspiring English sources
You might see a bluish tinge or a milky cloud in your cat's eyes if the deterioration is a result of aging (the lens is deteriorating).
If the deterioration isn't addressed then crisis dynamics intensify and the outlook for the real economy worsens again.
Even if the deterioration halts and borrowing is the same as that month a year ago for the rest of the year, then full year borrowing will be around £13bn higher than forecast.
That was a notable slowdown from previous quarters, showing that China's economy continues to cool and indicating that Beijing may struggle to meet its official growth target of 7.5 percent for the full year if the deterioration continues.
If the deterioration is modest, the company may be able to get by without having to raise capital.
Moody's analyst Arnaud Mares said he would only contemplate cutting Britain's credit rating if the deterioration in public finances looked "irreparable" and left the country out of sync with its triple-A neighbors.
It would certainly help if we could reverse the deterioration of real wages and job security that so many Americans have endured in recent decades.
If the drug prevents the deterioration of particular biomarkers and ultimately sustains mental capacity, then the same markers might be useful in identifying and treating older people likely to develop the disease.
Mr Bernanke is acknowledging that if the Fed notes the deterioration in economic outlook but provides less easing than the market expects then rates will move in a way that effectively tightens monetary policy.
I asked him if, in light of the deterioration in relations between the United States and Russia ("It's never been this bad," he said. "Never")., he foresaw a return to the kind of Cold War rooting interests and political significance that infused international competition in his playing days.
If afflicting both eyes, the deterioration in vision can affect the patient's ability to drive a car or read normal print.
