Sentence examples for long deterioration from inspiring English sources
Much is known about the long deterioration of Milton's vision and other particulars of his delicate health, but Dr. Ross observes that many of his problems seem to have cleared up once he actually became blind.
Radnitz had several new projects in the works when he suffered a massive stroke in 1996 that effectively ended his career and started a long deterioration of his health.
On Christmas Eve, 1883, following a long deterioration, he attacked his wife with a pistol and dagger and then slashed himself, just as Booth had done to Lincoln and Rathbone.
But their adult lives have encompassed a long deterioration of the standard of living for the majority of people on this continent, and as they've seen the gains of the sixties and seventies largely erased, they've started to feel more and more hopeless.
"We've seen a long deterioration in the U.S.-Saudi relationship, and it started well before the Obama Administration," a former U.S. ambassador to Riyadh, Charles W. Freeman Jr., told me last week.
Moscow's recent setbacks in Chechnya suggest that the decade-long deterioration of Russia's conventional military forces has not yet been checked.
Possibly even worse, the show dropped 39 percent from last season's finale, after "Smash" had already been subjected to a critical battering for its season-long deterioration.
Other shipyards around the UK have seen a decades-long deterioration in working conditions – to the point that now, in many shipyards, only 25percentt of the workforce is directly employed.
And on a practical level, in a tough job market, an increasing number of workers will experience the effects of the decades-long deterioration of job quality that millions of workers have endured for too long.
The long, slow deterioration of the system and its slide into bankruptcy soon begin.
Schizophrenia was associated with decreased odds of hospitalization for diabetes mellitus long-term complications and diabetes-related lower extremity amputation, conditions characterized by long-term deterioration.
