Sentence examples for to deterioration from inspiring English sources

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to deterioration

noun

The process of making or growing worse, or the state of having grown worse.

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Both too much and too little anxiety inhibit top performance and lead to deterioration and decline.

He who thinks to touch Abu Amar would push the whole region to deterioration".

Although a wide variety of agents are involved, inherent susceptibility to deterioration plays an important role.

Mastic and damar, the most commonly used natural resins, are subject to deterioration.

Loss of high-frequency hearing leads to deterioration in the ability to distinguish words in conversation.

"Woven silk is very susceptible to deterioration by light, wind and flood," Mr. Hartwig wrote.

Last week, CNN began digitizing the oldest footage in its archive, which is the most susceptible to deterioration.

Directing doctors not to put in writing that detention has led to deterioration in their patients' mental health.

The decay of the industrial economic purpose of many towns has led also to deterioration in the physical urban fabric.

Those are the most vulnerable to deterioration, because they are flammable and some of them are already degraded.

"And that's what leads to deterioration".

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