Sentence examples for quite deteriorated from inspiring English sources

The same information have been detected both in horizontal and lateral CT sections related to other parts of the artwork; in particular the upper ornament of the shelves and the sides and the drawers of the fall-front desk appear to be quite deteriorated.

His ascending voice said "...not quite deteriorated," & the door closed & she went out into the street.

Then again, Ms. Burroughs said, "it's hard to say that because it's so tied up in knots and it's quite deteriorated".

When we batted, the pitch was just starting to crack and it had deteriorated quite a lot by the last day.

He had to ask the children to repeat their questions several times into his ear, which he cupped patiently with one hand — his hearing, damaged during the First World War, has deteriorated quite a bit in recent years.

She said: "Although locked-in syndrome isn't a progressive illness, his condition had deteriorated quite a lot over the last few months.

At the age of three his eyes were damaged in a diphtheria epidemic and quite soon his sight deteriorated towards total blindness.

When your mental state is deteriorating quite rapidly, those spaces become really claustrophobic and airless", she recalls.

They're the ones who have published the research that suggests that health improves for a short while immediately after retirement but then deteriorates quite quickly.

The chancellor is reluctant to disclose this additional cost in the public finances, not least since they are scheduled to deteriorate quite sharply anyway, because of the government's numerous other spending commitments.

"The reality is that the situation is deteriorating quite quickly and that the chance of a double dip — of a renewed slide into recession — has risen substantially," he said, adding that he saw the odds of such a double dip as 50-50.