Sentence examples for through worsening from inspiring English sources

If the proposed budget cuts go through, worsening conditions in the city's housing projects appear inevitable.

He had worked through worsening symptoms of nausea and aches until his collapse, and he later became one of two employees killed by inhalation anthrax.

His own experience fed into Iphigenia as well: his partner went into early labour with his second child – just as Effie does – and faced a precarious journey through worsening weather to reach a hospital with the requisite facilities.

Drought can be marked by precipitation deficiency that threats the livelihood resources and overall development efforts of nations and specific places through worsening water shortage.

Sea levels rising due to climate change as water warms it becomes less dense, so its volume expands leading to an increasing sea level are impacting some low-lying islands, through worsening floods, erosion, and water salinization.

This finding suggests that the early effects of bereavement are not primarily mediated through worsening or development of chronic disease.

An earlier report using a computer model to simulate pulmonary circulation found that the increased physiologic dead space through worsened Va/Q was sufficient to account for the oxygen-induced hypercapnia [ 7].

In higher-resource countries, direct effects from heat waves and other extreme weather events are expected to have the greatest impacts on health through worsened air quality, but changing patterns of infectious diseases could also play an important role.

Although patients with subclinical status may be asymptomatic, the condition can become clinically significant through the worsening of thromboembolic lesions by a natural course or surgical events such as TKA.

Biographers gasp in wonder at Schubert's productivity in 1828, the final year of his life as he suffered through the worsening symptoms of the disease that would kill him.

Though they may not have an independent prognostic role in patients with chronic HF they may contribute to the poor survival of patients in unstable conditions through further worsening of hemodynamics and increased myocardial oxygen consumption.