Sentence examples for likely deterioration from inspiring English sources

With further downward pressure on consensus estimates and a likely deterioration of the top line, we lower our recommendation from buy to hold and we lower our price target to £30 [from £33].

"But the likely deterioration in debt affordability over the medium term and ongoing concerns about the economy's ability to withstand fiscal consolidation and private sector deleveraging mean its outlook may no longer be consistent with an A1 rating".

In addition, in-situ monitoring of the seasonal change in such properties could assist in making realistic predictions as to the in-service performance of the structure, likely deterioration rates for a particular exposure condition, or compliance with the specified design life.

In addition, in-situ monitoring of the temporal change in such properties could assist in making realistic predictions as to the in-service performance of the structure; likely deterioration rates for a particular exposure condition or compliance with the specified design life.

One of the popular theories, or contributing factors to Emma's disappearance, is the possible (and likely) deterioration of her mental state prior to her disappearance.

Identification of more reliable warning signs of likely deterioration would be useful both for individual case management and to facilitate effective use of limited healthcare resources.

I.S.S. stated: We recognize the shortcomings in the process and the conflicts of interest of management and founders … but given the downside of a failed transaction resulting in a loss of premium and likely continued deterioration of fundamentals, support for the transaction is warranted.

Most scores fell within or below the range indicating likely important deterioration by week 13 or 17.

They needed professionals to be forthcoming when describing the likely physical deterioration of the baby by the time of the birth, and those who reported being well informed about this seemed to be less alarmed when deterioration had indeed occurred.

"The state's interest in immediately removing from the streets noncompliant patients previously found to be, as a result of their noncompliance, at risk of a relapse or deterioration likely to result in serious harm to themselves or others is quite strong," Chief Judge Judith S. Kaye wrote in the decision.

According to Folić and Zenunović (2010), the mode of interaction of concrete with its environment will influence the likely mechanisms of deterioration.