Sentence examples for possible deterioration of from inspiring English sources

The regional turmoil comes at a time of stalemate in the Israeli-Palestinian peace process, which has raised concerns about a possible deterioration of the local situation.

At the heart of the argument is the Gores Group's concern about Pep Boys' first-quarter loss of $4.4 million and a possible deterioration of the company's operations.

Unctad warned that factors such as "structural weaknesses in the global financial system, the possible deterioration of the macroeconomic environment, and significant policy uncertainty in areas crucial for investor confidence" might lead to a further decline in FDI flows.

His statements over the past year, including a powerful December speech in which he urged Iraqis to renounce violence and warned of the possible deterioration of the country if they did not, have drawn widespread attention.

• Concerns about an economic slowdown and the possible deterioration of the quality of bank credit made investors wary of second-tier banks and finance companies.

The typical approach is based on the frequency response analysis that permits, under sinusoidal excitation, to detect possible deterioration of the behavior of CVT.

Second, potential deterioration of earnings quality.

In contrast, the mutant BAP1 constructs showed reduced or no inhibitory effects according to the possible deterioration effects of the mutants (Fig. 3a).

Beneficial mutations were ignored because we were concerned with the possible deterioration or maintenance of initially well-adapted genomes, for which the frequency of beneficial mutations is likely to be rare (Maynard Smith 1978; Charlesworth et al. 1993; cf. Goyal et al. 2012).

One sign of possible deterioration in the plant itself came at Reactor No. 3. Workers who were trying to connect an electrical cable to a pump in a turbine building next to the reactor were injured when they stepped into water that was found to be significantly more radioactive than normal.

Steel bridges require periodical inspection for possible deterioration and a program of maintenance and restoration tasks in order to prolong their life.