Sentence examples for problem of deteriorating from inspiring English sources

In the 1980s, four clubs thought installing artificial turf would solve the problem of deteriorating surfaces.

Margaret Danilovichh at Northwestern University's Feinberg School of Medicine in Chicago, Illinois, proposes a solution to the problem of deteriorating physical fitness in aging populations.

The inventory problem of deteriorating items was first studied by Whitin (1957), in which he addressed the fashion items deteriorating at the end of the storage period.

India has been facing the problem of deteriorating groundwater quality due to rapid urbanization and its ever increasing population at an exponential rate (Brindha et al. 2011; Brindha and Elango 2010, 2011; Ramesh and Elango 2005).

The crisis has been generated by the harshest winter in memory, followed by a drought across much of the country, which come on top of the broader problems of deteriorating security, the accumulated pressure of returning refugees and the effects of rising world food prices.

It will resolve the existing problems of deteriorating concrete quality on the old structure in the north stand.

Even setting aside the immediate joblessness crisis, Obama still faces the long-term problems of deteriorating wages and growing income inequality for the poor and middle class.

And Africa continues to be plagued by civil wars, drought and desertification, political instability and the problem of refugees, deteriorating health infrastructures, and institutional decay.

Patients who suffered problems with breathing, either problems with equipment or signs of deteriorating breathing capacity, created particular stress for the HC assistants.

Gateway executives, in a conference call with analysts, said its problems were not entirely a result of deteriorating market conditions.

Owing to this fact, controlling and maintaining the inventory of deteriorating items becomes a challenging problem for decision makers.