Sentence examples for sense of deteriorating from inspiring English sources

In that context, downhill has the sense of "deteriorating" in contrast to the upbeat alternative that follows.

Tension between politicians, in addition to an increase in banditry, also gives the province a sense of deteriorating safety, said Jawed Kohistani, a security analyst based in Kabul.

A sense of deteriorating order in the arena was expanded by the flickering malfunctions of the Jumbotrons as Eric Trump attempted to follow Cruz.

Picking up where Mauss left off, Graeber argues that once-prevalent relationships based on an incalculable sense of duty deteriorated as buying and selling became the basis of society and as money, previously a marker of favors owed, became valuable in its own right.

Also, as localities are starved for revenues, public safety and the sense of community deteriorate.

Writer also tells of deteriorating postal service.

"Things have a way of deteriorating.

It makes no sense that investors would sell a high- yielding, good-quality asset like a U.S. Treasury bond to buy a low- yielding asset of deteriorating quality like Japanese government bonds.

Loss of life is one result of deteriorating infrastructure.

All the raised eyebrows surrounding his sports-patron career may have as much to do with his poor social skills, intense sense of isolation, and deteriorating mental state than as with the impulse to buy importance.

If so, his tactical sense was deteriorating.