Sentence examples for relentless deterioration from inspiring English sources

I could almost feel, in the darkness of my room, the relentless deterioration of its contents on an atomic level.

Earlier, Jan Egeland, the secretary general of the Norwegian Refugee Council, said the UK was one of a small group of countries that could stop Yemen's relentless deterioration.

But after the relentless deterioration in conditions over the previous year, Mr. Kelly said, investors decided that no change was good change.

"Over the years," he said, explaining his reluctance, "there has been a rather serious and relentless deterioration of our democracy". At the same time though, Mr. Nader does not seem to think anyone else should get the job, either.

The Five Year Forward View set out a vision and direction; in the face of the relentless deterioration in NHS finances, the central bodies now have to accelerate its implementation while forcing the system back into financial balance.

In an op-ed column last weekend in The Business Standard, a leading business daily in India, Shankar Acharya said: "The real cause of the rupee's weakness is the relentless deterioration in our economic policies in recent years.

She made it clear to the committee she had been too active and too well to see her life end in a slow, relentless spiral of deterioration.

While these palliative treatments can benefit some patients for a period of time, they do not halt the relentless cognitive and behavioral deterioration that characterize this neurodegenerative disorder.

With relentless clarity, Mr. Polanski tracks the deterioration of his hero's situation and the day-in, day-out assault on his humanity.

Sufficient intensity of dialysis in the first two chronic hemodialysis patients lead to a situation in which "neither patient has yet shown the relentless loss of weight and the mental deterioration which has been encountered in the past when less intensive dialysis therapy was employed".

One is the deterioration of coastal wetlands and estuaries caused by pollution from agricultural runoff and relentless residential development.