Sentence examples for term has deteriorated from inspiring English sources

"The supply-demand balance for the medium term has deteriorated from what it was a couple months ago," Burk says of dry bulk shippers.

Since then, his condition has deteriorated.

And since then, its condition has deteriorated.

But by then, his condition had deteriorated.

Her physical condition had deteriorated, too.

"The near-term outlook has deteriorated noticeably relative to our September projections," he said.

Martin said he needs four operations – on both shoulders and both knees – and that his short-term memory has deteriorated, if only by a bit.

Her short-term memory has deteriorated slowly since she suffered a series of minor strokes in 2002, but sources close to her say that her diary is packed until August.

There are signs that large advertisers "are investing more in marketing to drive growth," the report says, and there is also "a reduced risk of disastrous collapse in the euro zone, even though its short-term performance has deteriorated".

"Since January 2007 the medium-term budget deficit has deteriorated by about $250 billion annually," the memo said.

Moody's continued: 2) Italy's near-term economic outlook has deteriorated, as manifest in both weaker growth and higher unemployment, which creates risk of failure to meet fiscal consolidation targets.