Sentence examples for inevitable deterioration from inspiring English sources
The years have been kind to the sisters' voices, despite some inevitable deterioration.
The end of her career came from the inevitable deterioration of her voice, rather than her affair with Aristotle Onassis.
These qualities identify works with "inherent vice," and there is little the art conservator can do but provide the best possible environment to slow the inevitable deterioration of such works.
Glenys Kinnock House of Lords As a retired person, I have to pay 20% on almost all transactions (up from 17.5%), cope with an almost complete loss of interest from my modest savings, and suffer the privatisation and inevitable deterioration of useful public services.
As the plasticizer concentration increases there is an inevitable deterioration in material properties.
It is hoped that benefits seen from the ballet classes will help to slow down the inevitable deterioration faced by patients.
This was not about class or ethnicity: It was about the inevitable psychological deterioration that results from daily exposure to the same, small group of diabolically annoying people.
It is not my wish to denigrate works of these type, nevertheless there does seem to me to be an inevitable compromise – deterioration even – when an art form, rather than proceeding entirely sui generis, finds its ground in another form's practice.
And because it has never before been publicly displayed and hence exposed to the damaging effects of light and oxygenation, or to the deterioration inevitable with frequent handling of works on paper, the scroll is in pristine condition.
The chancellor has been warned privately by fellow Cabinet members that a downgrade is now almost inevitable following the deterioration in the economic outlook presented in the Autumn Statement.
Although day-to-day traffic between American and Chinese government departments flows smoothly, "the strategic mistrust between China and the US continues to deepen," says Bonnie Glaser of the Centre for Strategic and International Studies in Washington, DC.There is nothing inevitable about this deterioration.
