Sentence examples for risks of deteriorating from inspiring English sources

"The danger here is that at some point investors shift their focus from the rewards of high growth to the risks of deteriorating economic fundamentals, triggering a sudden stop in capital inflows," Ms. Varma said.

"Unless they have the opportunity to run around, their physical strength is at risk of deteriorating.

What I do know is I can't take the risk of deteriorating fast.

While a new ceasefire holds, Ukraine's restive east remains in the grip of a humanitarian crisis, at risk of deteriorating with the onset of winter.

He has performed an emergency operation and the patient's condition remains stable but serious, at risk of deteriorating again and of requiring repeat surgery.

Many patients were waiting too long to see a doctor and this meant they were at risk of deteriorating or not receiving prompt diagnosis and treatment".

"Many patients who arrived in the emergency department were not being seen by a clinician within 15 minutes and this meant that they were at risk of deteriorating and experiencing poor outcomes.

However we view the risk of deteriorating operational newsflow as high, especially in the second half as Virgin Media's network expansion programme gains momentum, Sky enters the mobile arena, and Vodafone makes deeper in-roads into consumer fixed.

"The political reform process in Burma is at great risk of deteriorating if religious freedom and the right to equal treatment under the law are not honoured and protected," the US Commission on International Religious Freedom recently wrote in a report.

He possesses no negative behavioural, affective, cognitive or personality indicators to indicate risk to others or risk of deterioration if he were to be recategorised as a category B prisoner … [he is] only at risk if he is left as a category A prisoner; at risk of deteriorating depression".

Pediatric early warning score (PEWS) systems are used to monitor pediatric patients' vital signs and facilitate the treatment of patients at risk of deteriorating.