Sentence examples for were deteriorating from inspiring English sources
verb
To make worse; to make inferior in quality or value; to impair.
But things were deteriorating in Shapiro's eyes.
The report said household incomes and corporate profits were deteriorating.
But he quickly realized that the images were deteriorating.
Conditions inside the theater were deteriorating on Friday.
A previous trading statement on June 26 warned that sales of mortgages and loans were deteriorating.
He retired in November 1992, after neurologists informed him that his cognitive skills were deteriorating.
By the time Warren was born, the family's finances were deteriorating.
It said market conditions were deteriorating in the second half, particularly in France.
The Montenegrin president, Milo Djukanovic, said in an interview that relations with Yugoslavia were deteriorating.
In the euro zone, a similar purchasing managers survey indicated that conditions were deteriorating.
Wooden beams were deteriorating, gutters had ceased to function and walls were cracking.
