Sentence examples for to deteriorated from inspiring English sources
verb
To make worse; to make inferior in quality or value; to impair.
A garden club is being set up, according to the Beacon developer, George Filopoulos, who conceived of the garden-as-amenity as part of his quest to endow the Beacon's mammoth buildings and 14-acre site next to deteriorated housing projects with many pastimes and diversions.
This lack of a social network then can lead to deteriorated performance in school.
For binary traits, however, LMM is a misspecified model and can lead to deteriorated performance.
Plant production suffers because water is not available due to deteriorated physical properties of soil.
The contribution of each of the dietary energy sources (lactose and fat) to deteriorated glucose homeostasis and insulin resistance is currently unknown.
Coping with the demands of pain diminishes self-regulatory capacity and causes self-regulatory fatigue, which then leads to deteriorated executive task performance.
It continues to deteriorate.
Still, she continued to deteriorate.
Things continued to deteriorate.
But his condition continued to deteriorate.
"The situation in Spain continues to deteriorate".
