Sentence examples for was deteriorating fast from inspiring English sources

He was deteriorating fast.

After a month of working constantly on two hours sleep and little food, Marina's health was deteriorating fast.

His sight, always bad, was deteriorating fast, but his wife Joan, a former dancer whom he had married in 1955, looked after him.

The situation inside Iraq was deteriorating fast, but in Damascus, among the members of Bashar al-Assad's government, there was still a pervasive fear that Syria would be the next American target.

The author says David Bonderman, co-founder of the giant private equity firm TPG, lost heavily on an investment in Washington Mutual by "rushing into a market that was deteriorating fast".

Nor did it help that his left kidney had been removed soon after birth and the right one — based on creatinine levels that measure the kidney's disposal of chemical waste through urine — was deteriorating fast.

As DealBook reported on Thursday, Blackstone said in a letter to the special committee of the Dell board, that it had decided to walk away after discovering that the company's business was deteriorating faster than it previously understood.

DealBook » Blackstone Drops Out of Bidding for Dell | The private equity giant decided to withdraw after discovering that the company's business was deteriorating faster than it previously understood.

Blackstone decided to withdraw after discovering that Dell's business was deteriorating faster than it previously understood, according to a letter sent to the special committee of Dell's board on Thursday.

Yet Mr. Icahn and Southeastern's position runs counter to the apparent views of an investor consortium led by the Blackstone Group, which withdrew from bidding for Dell last month amid concerns that the computer maker's business was deteriorating faster and more badly than expected.

BLACKSTONE SAID TO DROP OUT OF DELL BIDDING  |  The Blackstone Group has walked away from the bidding for Dell, after discovering that the computer maker's business was deteriorating faster than it previously understood, DealBook's Andrew Ross Sorkin and Jeffrey Cane report, citing people involved in the negotiations.