Sentence examples for its own deterioration from inspiring English sources
It is as if the amnesia had succumbed to its own loss of memory, its own deterioration of life-giving specificity.
Mickey Lemle's "Ram Dass Fierce Grace" is the saga of one of them as he comes to terms with his own deterioration.
While on holiday in Venice he falls in love with Tadzio, a beautiful 14-year-old boy, and his obsession with the boy leads to his own deterioration and eventual death.
She chronicled her own deterioration, noting the "crisis and pus".
Fitzgerald's own deterioration has the elements of a classic morality play, which may be one reason for the popular appeal of the Fitzgerald saga; the fact that Fitzgerald recognized his self-indulgence and yet never quite gave up the effort to be a first-rate writer gives the story its tragic dignity.
7 The first behavioral symptoms can appear such as depression or anxiety, which are connected with the fact that these AD patients are aware of their own deterioration, and consequently, they feel frustrated.
The structure of bone, its surface area to bone matrix volume configuration, might contribute in part to its own remodelling and deterioration, but not vice versa.
UNICEF brings to the crisis response its perspective on nutrition security: Adequate food is necessary but is insufficient on its own to prevent nutritional deterioration.
The sale underlines Russia's rising military ambitions and the deterioration of its own arms industry.
