Sentence examples for more general deterioration from inspiring English sources

Some market participants are speculating that the difficulties in the U.S. subprime mortgage market may yet spill over into other markets and lead to a more general deterioration in credit quality.

Delirium may well indicate organ dysfunction of the brain and is often an early indicator of a more general deterioration.

They could come under the cosh to be more conservative in their ratings, leading to a further general deterioration of corporate credit quality, and thus make debt more expensive.

Long latency before physician consultation can lead to more severe symptoms, chronification, or to a general deterioration in overall health.

Is there really such a difference that the second can be dismissed as the way of the world, while the first is "not mere violation but something more profound," a crime so audacious that "a general deterioration in the valuation of human life, such as was seen in Europe during the first half of the twentieth century, could happen again"?

"Perhaps the more difficult challenge is to capture the broader risks the institution might confront in conditions of a general deterioration in confidence in credit and an erosion in liquidity," Mr. Geithner said in the speech.

Outcome measurement should be considered more general; inasmuch as it charts the change in a latent variable, on aggregate, regardless of whether recoveries (or deteriorations) have occurred in individual patients [ 27].

An improvement in mental health status appears to protect against the general deterioration seen in this group as a whole, whilst worsening mental health is a risk factor for more severe deterioration in HRQOL.

The first is a general deterioration in trading conditions.

A series of policy changes and a general deterioration in relations have left drivers increasingly dissatisfied.

By 1852 a general deterioration of his nervous system was becoming apparent.