Sentence examples for perceived deterioration from inspiring English sources

Its perceived deterioration is something they find hard to forgive.

Similarly, the perceived deterioration of the public school system was a repeated concern.

Americans, who are generally happy if they can just get the younger generation to put their sentences in something approaching correct grammatical order, tend to be in awe of the idea that the French have had the Académie Française fighting the perceived deterioration of the language since 1635.

Lutz says he is more concerned about a perceived deterioration in Walt Disney's uncompromising standards for the park--puritanical cleanliness, unfailing courtesy, exacting quality and attention to detail--as his company has gotten bigger, more corporate, more profit-driven.

The technician received supervision from the clinician and was instructed to inform the clinician of any perceived deterioration in the participants' mental health status, or of any concerns about participants' wellbeing.

The technician received supervision from the clinician and was instructed to inform the clinician of any perceived deterioration in their participants' mental health status, or of any concerns about participants' wellbeing.

According to the interviewees, integrated care has led to perceived improvements in certain aspects of quality of care such as improved communication and cooperation but also to perceived deteriorations in others such as insufficient and unnecessary care provision and the preconditions for person-centred care.

19 In fact, many diabetics struggle with the loss of freedom in decision-making, particularly in food choices, as well as often perceiving deterioration in their quality of life.

Moreover, as a result of persistent subjective burden, many informal caregivers perceive deteriorations in their physical health, their social and psychological functioning, their well-being and ultimately their quality of life [ 7, 8].

A majority of SCT patients (54%) perceived deteriorating global HRQOL versus improvement (17%), while approximately equal proportions of MED/RAD patients perceived improvement (25%) and deterioration (26%).

Indeed, in many key areas, such as health and education, expenditures have risen steadily at the same time that the public perceived a deterioration of service.