Sentence examples for some deterioration from inspiring English sources

In the most rigorous approach, the given base station (i.e., the one that applies proposed flexible duplexing scheme) can transmit according to the proposed scheme only if all other cells' transmissions are not deteriorated (in practice, some deterioration should be acceptable).

But already weak figures in Greece are getting worse, and Spanish manufacturers see some deterioration.

Then again, there has been some deterioration in the quality of consumption data, too.

At the same time, he warned, "Clearly, there will be some deterioration of the situation," as elections approach.

Some deterioration in these seems likely if, as the IMF expects, house prices contract and unemployment also rises.

After nine straight years of economic expansion, perhaps some deterioration in credit quality is to be expected.

"According to the Fed, there have been a number of recent signs pointing to some deterioration in the market's ability to function properly".

Worse, the jobs report for October might show some deterioration, Mr. Furman noted, because of the government shutdown and flirtation with the country's borrowing ceiling.

Nonetheless, some deterioration of stream quality can be noted during and immediately after clear-cut harvesting, even under the best logging conditions.

Although the July jobs report showed some deterioration in the labor market, it is unlikely to give the Federal Reserve a reason to lower interest rates anytime soon, economists said.

The following piece of Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) guidance for jobcentre staff was brought to the attention of MPs by Alison Garnham, chief executive of Child Poverty Action Group: It would be usual for a normal healthy adult to suffer some deterioration in their health if they were without 1.