Sentence examples for often deteriorated from inspiring English sources

In forced isolation, inmates often deteriorated rapidly.

Meetings of Bussana's ad hoc town council often deteriorated into multilingual shouting matches.

By the time they go into nursing care, their condition has often deteriorated to include immobility, incontinence and dementia.

The men Komarovsky studied eventually grew discouraged, their efforts faltered, and their relationships with their wives and teenage children often deteriorated.

The ceremonial handshake on Monday between the negotiating teams seemed more upbeat than in years past, when contract talks often deteriorated into a tense tug of war.

Oh, you're an artist!' " Pollock's behaviour often deteriorated during dinner because of his drinking; it was around 1950 that alcohol began playing a bigger part in Pollock's life, as evidenced by the recipes for "food cures" Lea discovered.

Another reason is that the drug helps sexual performance, which often deteriorates under stress.

All of the subjects had significantly improved readings on several tests of blood flow that often deteriorate with age.

Unfortunately, a call that works well on the street often deteriorates significantly in the bedroom or basement.

Moreover, if healthy wild animals are brought into captivity, their health often deteriorates unless great care is taken over their living conditions.

This is partly because the public's love for politicians often deteriorates, and partly a punishment for his obvious interest in becoming President, but it mostly has to do with Louisiana's perpetual economic weakness.